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Custom validator annotation in Spring Boot - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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beginner
What is a custom validator annotation in Spring Boot?
It is a user-defined annotation used to add specific validation rules to fields or methods beyond built-in validations.
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beginner
Which interface must be implemented to create a custom validator in Spring Boot?
The interface javax.validation.ConstraintValidator must be implemented to define the validation logic.
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intermediate
What two elements are required in a custom validator annotation definition?
1. @Target to specify where the annotation can be applied (e.g., fields). 2. @Retention to specify annotation lifetime (usually RUNTIME).
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intermediate
How do you link a custom annotation to its validator class?
Use the @Constraint(validatedBy = YourValidatorClass.class) annotation on the custom annotation definition.
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beginner
Why use custom validator annotations instead of simple methods?
They integrate with Spring Boot's validation framework, allowing automatic validation during data binding and clear error messages.
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What annotation is used to specify the validator class for a custom annotation?
A@Validated
B@Valid
C@Constraint
D@Target
Which method must be implemented in a ConstraintValidator?
AisValid
Bvalidate
Ccheck
Dapply
Where should a custom validator annotation be applied?
AOnly on constructors
BOnly on classes
COnly on packages
DOn fields or methods
What retention policy is usually used for custom validator annotations?
ACLASS
BRUNTIME
CSOURCE
DMODULE
Which package contains the ConstraintValidator interface?
Ajavax.validation
Borg.springframework.validation
Cjava.validation
Dorg.hibernate.validator
Explain the steps to create a custom validator annotation in Spring Boot.
Think about annotation setup and validator class connection.
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    Why is it beneficial to use custom validator annotations instead of manual validation in Spring Boot?
    Consider automation and reusability.
    You got /4 concepts.