Our restful service is setup to accept "vendorOrderReference":"Create Order Postman"
but business has now decided they want to change the word vendor to client (facepalm) so it would now be "clientOrderReference":"Create Order Postman"
. The problem is the Spring Validator is set up with
@NotBlank(message = "{createOrderRequest.vendorOrderReference.required}")
private String vendorOrderReference;
I've been trying to figure out how can I check if the endpoint gets the property vendorOrderReference or clientOrderReference and just use the one passed for private String vendorOrderReference;
Basically abstract the property label so I don't have the nightmare cascade in the code base business's "simple request" is causing.
I looked into existing annotations and tried to figure out how to create custom ones but I've had no success.
Could you use @JsonAlias to ensure it's mapped using either or property value vendorOrderReference or createOrderReference coupled with the @NotBlank message?
I think this might meet your requirements from the sound of the above?