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<para>Spring provides a UI-agnostic <link linkend="validation">validation
framework</link> in which you can declare validation rules, both
progammatically and declaratively, and have those rules evaluated against
an arbitrary .NET object. Spring provides additional support for rendering
of validation errors within Spring's ASP.NET framework. (See the section
on <link linkend="validation-aspnet-usage" os="">ASP.NET usage tips</link>
for more information.) However, validation is not confined to the UI tier.
It is a common task that occurs across most, if not all, applications
layers. Validation that is performed in the UI layer is often repeated in
the service layer, in order to be proactive in case non UI-based clients
invoke the service layer. Validation rules completely different from those
used in the UI layer may be used on the server side.</para>
an arbitrary .NET object. Spring provides additional support for the
rendering of validation errors within Spring's ASP.NET framework. (See the
section on <link linkend="validation-aspnet-usage" os="">ASP.NET usage
tips</link> for more information.) However, validation is not confined to
the UI tier. It is a common task that occurs across most, if not all,
applications layers. Validation that is performed in the UI layer is often
repeated in the service layer, in order to be proactive in case non
UI-based clients invoke the service layer. Validation rules completely
different from those used in the UI layer may also be used on the server
side.</para>
<para>To address some of the common needs for validation on the server
side, Spring provides parameter validation advice so that applies Spring's