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1. JSF 2.0: How to skip JSR-303 bean validation?    stackoverflow.com

How to skip JSR-303 Bean validation with JSF, when a button is clicked? A bit lengthy question to explain a few approaches... Consider a list in a form: 

<h:form id="form">
    ...

2. Cross Field Validation with inline messaging in JSF with JSR 303    stackoverflow.com

What's the best way to invoke class level JSR-303 constraints that do cross field validation from JSF and have the resulting messages get translated to a FacesMessage and be tied to ...

3. JSR303 validator message recursive resolution?    stackoverflow.com

I have written a JSR303 validator that compares property value to constraint: 

@Documented
@Constraint(validatedBy = Cmp.LongCmpValidator.class)
@Target({ METHOD, FIELD, ANNOTATION_TYPE, CONSTRUCTOR, PARAMETER })
@Retention(RUNTIME)
public @interface Cmp {
    String message() default "{home.lang.validator.Cmp.message}";
  ...

4. Not getting JSR303 annotations to work with Tomcat 7    stackoverflow.com

After a couple hours of Google and a couple of tutorials I'm beat... It's not the fact that I'm getting errors that can give me hints on what the problem is, it's ...

5. JSF : JSR 303 Bean Validation - Why on getter and not setter?    stackoverflow.com

I don't understand why JSR 303 (bean validation) is for the getter methods and not setter? Isn't it more logical to put it under setter method since that is the entry ...

6. JSF 2 dynamic form and bean validation JSR 303    stackoverflow.com

I generate a dynamic form starting from annotated bean. The same bean is annotated for validation using Hibernate Validator. The form is correctly rendered but when the form is submitted the validation ...

7. Would JSR-330 (Inject) replace the managed-bean in JSR-314 (JSF) in future?    stackoverflow.com

I think the two are overlapped in some way, which make confusion to beginners. This maybe a bad question, but I don't know where to ask. As both are using Java ...

8. JSF 2.0 has Bean Validation (JSR 303) and also its own Validation Framework    stackoverflow.com

JSF 2.0 has offered Bean Validation (JSR 303) and its own Validation framework, given the choices, i am confused with which one to choose from. It seems that with JSF's validation ...