Nested Annotation List in Scala?

The correct syntax is as follows ( Array(...) for arrays new Nested(..) for nested annotations): import org.hibernate.validator.constraints. ScriptAssert @ScriptAssert. List(Array( new ScriptAssert(script = "...", lang = "javascript"), new ScriptAssert(script = "...", lang = "javascript"))) class Test.

The correct syntax is as follows (Array(...) for arrays, new Nested(..) for nested annotations): import org.hibernate.validator.constraints. ScriptAssert @ScriptAssert. List(Array( new ScriptAssert(script = "...", lang = "javascript"), new ScriptAssert(script = "...", lang = "javascript"))) class Test.

It won't work due to a known bug. – Vasil Remeniuk Sep 30 '10 at 7:18 Did you try it? Using Scala 2.8, this works for me.

I just got the syntax wrong in my initial answer, but now it's corrected. – Lukas Rytz Oct 2 '10 at 9:42 I did try (against scala 2.8 and hibernate validator), and it doesn't work. Did you try?

– Vasil Remeniuk Oct 2 '10 at 12:23 Your code gives "error: org.hibernate.validator.constraints. ScriptAssert does not have a constructor: new ScriptAssert(script = "...", lang = "javascript")))" – Vasil Remeniuk Oct 2 '10 at 12:46 1 You need to put validation-api into the classpath. Here's the command I used for compiling the thing: ~/scala/dist/bin/scalac -cp /Users/luc/Downloads/hib/hibernate-validator-4.1.0.Final.

Jar:/Users/luc/Downloads/hib/validation-api-1.0. CR5. Jar test.

Scala – Lukas Rytz Oct 2 '10 at 16:36.

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