It's possible to create a custom email constrain validator (like @domain.com) using the "Custom Validation Constraint" of Symfony (http://symfony.com/doc/current/validation/custom_constraint.html) but not using the constrain in the Entity class?
I'm have an multitenant site in symfony and differents formsTypes for each client. One client needs that only can sing up X emails domains. In this case, I can't use a constrain in entity class like this:
class MyEntity
{
/**
* @Assert\Email()
* @CustomAssert\EmailDomain(domains = {"yahoo.com", "gmail.com"})
*/
protected $email;
Any different idea?
Yes, custom annotation can work on any class, they will be used when you call the
$validator->validate($yourClassInstantiated)
If you want dynamic data (like domains depending on your client), you can use doctrine inside your ConstraintValidator class.