LMS Validation Reference
Summary
Validation occurs in UI presence checks, endpoint guards, value objects, lifecycle checks, and persistence constraints.
Audience
Business, product, engineering, QA, support, operations, architecture, security, and implementation reviewers.
Reference Content
| Layer | Verified examples | Limitation |
|---|---|---|
| UI | Required course, path, enrollment, assessment, session, and CSV inputs | Mostly toast-based; not authoritative |
| Endpoint | Required strings, record existence, Published-course assignment, lifecycle conflicts | No centralized validator framework found |
| Domain value objects | Course code/title normalization and length; bounded duration/result values; date ordering | Some values are clamped rather than rejected |
| Persistence | Tenant uniqueness, required columns, relationships | Database errors are not mapped to detailed UI fields |
| Import | Backend row parsing and error collection | UI has no preview or field mapping |
| Document | State/reference checks plus HTTP failure translation | No automatic compensation |
Assessment content, results, identifiers, and payloads are intentionally excluded.
Requires confirmation
Policy ownership, fine-grained authorization, operational governance, future-state terminology, and retirement criteria require confirmation where not implemented.
Source References
microservices/src/training-service/Domain/TrainingEntities.csmicroservices/src/training-service/Api/TrainingEndpoints.csmicroservices/src/training-service/Application/Common.csUI/salary-ui/apps/client-hrms-portal/src/pages/hr/TalentAdminPages.tsx
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See Also
Keywords
- LMS reference
- LMS Validation Reference
Revision Information
- Status: Draft
- Last reviewed: 2026-07-17
- Review cycle: Quarterly