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 # Backoffice Validation System
 
-The validation system works around a system of messages, a message is based on a type, path and message.
+The validation system works around a system of Validation Messages, provided via Validation Contexts and connected to the application via Validators.
+
+The system both supports handling front-end validation, server-validation and other things can as well be hooked into it.
+
+## Validation Context
+
+The core of the system is a Validation Context, this holds the messages and more.
+
+### Validation Messages
+
+A Validation message consist of a type, path and body. This typically looks like this:
+
+```
+{
+	type: "client",
+	path: "$.values[?(@.alias = 'my-property-alias')].value",
+	message: "Must contain at least 3 words"
+}
+```
+
+Because each validation issue is presented in the Validation Context as a Message, its existence will be available for anyone to observe.
+One benefit of this is that Elements that are removed from screen can still have their validation messages preventing the submission of a dataset.
+As well Tabs and other navigation can use this to be highlighted, so the user can be guide to the location.
+
+#### Path
+
+The Path, points to the location of the model that the message is concerning.
+
+The following models headline is too long, which can be target with this path:
+
+Data:
+```
+{
+	type: "client",
+	path: "$.values[?(@.alias = 'my-property-alias')].value",
+	message: "Must contain at least 3 words"
+}
+```
+
+JsonPath:
+```
+"$.values[?(@.alias = 'my-property-alias')].value"
+```
+
+
+Paths are based on JSONPath, using JSON Path Queries when looking up data of an Array. Using Queries enables Paths to not point to specific index, but what makes a entry unique.
+
+Messages are set via Validators, which is the glue between a the context and a validation source.
+
+## Validators
+
+Messages can be set by Validators, a Validator gets assigned to the Validation Context. Making the Context aware about the Validators.
+
+When the validation context is asked to Validate, it can then call the `validate` method on all the Validators.
+
+The Validate method can be async, meaning it can request the server or other way figure out its state before resolving.
+
+We provide a few built in Validators which handles most cases.
+
+### Form Control Validator
+
+This Validator binds a Form Control Element with the Validation Context. When the Form Control becomes Invalid, its Validation Message is appended to the Validation Context.