JSR303 Validation: Two (or more) Validations constraints: After first returned an error, do not evaluate second?
given the following two Constraints

    @NotNull
    @Pattern (pattern="foobar")
    private String myFooBarMember;
   

Is there a possibility, if the first one matched (=returned an error) (@NotNull) to not evaluate the second one (@Pattern)? or does JSR303 always evaluate all  Constraints? If there is a possibility to not evaluate the second after a first match, please state how this can be done.

Thank you very much!
JSR303 Validation: Two (or more) Validations constraints: After first returned an error, do not evaluate second?
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given the following two Constraints

    @NotNull
    @Pattern (pattern="foobar")
    private String myFooBarMember;
   

Is there a possibility, if the first one matched (=returned an error) (@NotNull) to not evaluate the second one (@Pattern)? or does JSR303 always evaluate all  Constraints? If there is a possibility to not evaluate the second after a first match, please state how this can be done.

Thank you very much!