Question

We're looking at upgrading a large-scale project currently implemented using ASP.NET MVC 2 with xVal providing the glue between NHibernate Validator and client-side validation.

When I was looking for resources on using the new "unobtrusive" client side validation used in MVC 3/4 with NHibernate Validator, I was only able to locate a single (and nearly 3 year-old) blog post about this.

Has anyone successfully used NHibernate Validator for client-side validation in MVC 3/4? If so, what has your experience been?

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Solution

Although I don't have any experience directly with NHibernate, FluentValidation (a validation framework worth considering itself) has an MVC 3/4 adapter extension project which would serve as an excellent guide to creating an NHibernate Validator implementation.

OTHER TIPS

So, i've never used NHibernate Validator, but consider to, because NHibernate Validator has a better perfomance than native MVC unobtrusive validator(MVC validator is totaly based on reflection, in case of NHibernate Validator reflection work happens at startup only). In case of a large-scale project, i think it is better way.

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