If I remember correctly, Spring should throw MethodArgumentNotValidException
only if you have not provided an Errors
(here, BindingResult
) parameter for the @Valid
annotated parameter.
You can throw it yourself if you would like to.
Question
My controller looks like the following:
@RequestMapping(value = "/cars/{types}", method = RequestMethod.PUT,
headers = "Accept=application/json")
@ResponseStatus(HttpStatus.OK)
public void startEngine(
@PathVariable @Min(0) String types, @RequestBody @Valid someObject request, BindingResult result)
throws MethodArgumentNotValidException {
if(result.hasErrors())
{
System.out.println("Error");
//Should I be throwing MethodArgumentNotValidException here? And if so how? I don't know how to retrieve the first parameter for it's constructor (MethodParameter object)
}
//Controller code
}
So after I verify whether or not my result object encountered any errors during validation, how can I then throw the MethodArgumentNotValidException? Or should Spring be already throwing that exception during validation?
Solution
If I remember correctly, Spring should throw MethodArgumentNotValidException
only if you have not provided an Errors
(here, BindingResult
) parameter for the @Valid
annotated parameter.
You can throw it yourself if you would like to.