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Does Java Spring 3.0 MVC support client-side support based on annotation / attribute like Asp.net MVC 2.0?

In Asp.Net MVC 2.0, at least in beta, you can decorate model classes with data annotation attributes and enable client-side validation that uses these criteria defined in your model data annotations. Is there something similar for Java Spring MVC 3.0?

Is it possible to embed a component in the response pipeline that can validate simulated annotated properties and visualize client-side validation logic in addition to the server-side validation logic that is called before the controller that processes the request?

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Spring MVC is a pretty low-level structure. It does not apply to client-side validation.

There are other Java Web environments that do this, such as Tapestry, Wicket, and JSF (IceFaces, etc.). This is what I call "components."

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In fact, there is something a bit similar to it, based on the JSR-303 Bean Validation specification, which is now final and fully supported by Spring 3.0 .

Recently, as part of Spring Webflow, Springsource has released Spring JS (javascript) that uses Dojo. You can use this for client side validation. Check out this way.

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