Hi,

I am using a validator that wrapps a org.springframework.validation.Validator (because I have constraints defined by annotations).

Code:
...
import org.springframework.validation.Validator;

@Component
public class ModelValidator {

	@Autowired
	Validator validator;
	
	public void validateSomeState(Model model, ValidationContext context) {
		MessageContext messages = context.getMessageContext();
		BindingResult result = new BeanPropertyBindingResult(model, "modelName");
		MessageBuilder mb = new MessageBuilder();
		validator.validate(model, result);
		for (FieldError error : result.getFieldErrors())
			messages.addMessage(mb.error().source(error.getObjectName() + "." + error.getField()).defaultText(error.getDefaultMessage()).build());
	}
...
In flow.xml has the model explicitly bound only some properties:

Code:
<view-state id="someState" model="model" view="/someView">
	<binder>
		<binding property="propertyOne" />
	</binder>
...
how can I force the validator to validate only bound properties? The ValidationContext has knowledge of the boud properties (at least the default implementation) but I can't find a standard (non-reflective) way to use it. I think this is a common scenario, but didn't find anything usable for me...
Can anyone help me? Thanks.