Configuration File

You can optionally register constraints in your ColdBox configuration file under the validation directive. This means you register them with a unique name of your choice and its value is a collection of constraints for fields in your objects or forms. These will be called lovingly Shared Constraints.
Here is an example:
Declaration
config/ColdBox.cfc
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validation = {
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    sharedConstraints = {
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        sharedUser = {
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            fName = {required=true},
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            lname = {required=true},
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            age   = {required=true, max=18 }
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            metadata = {required=false, type="json"}
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        },
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        loginForm = {
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            username = {required=true}, password = {required=true}
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        },
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        changePasswordForm = {
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            password = {required=true,min=6}, password2 = {required=true, sameAs="password", min=6}
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        }
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    }
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}
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As you can see, our constraints definition describes the set of rules for a property on ANY target object or form by unique key name.
Usage
You can then use the keys for those constraints in the validation calls:
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validate( target, "sharedUser" );
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validate( rc, "loginForm" );
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validate( rc, "changePasswordForm" );
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