Hi
FluentValidation has actually moved to github, so in future please could you post any questions over there: http://github.com/JeremySkinner/FluentValidation
By itself, FluentValidation doesn't throw exceptions, it only provides a ValidationResult object to the calling code, which can then choose to perform actions based on whether the result was successful or not. So in this case, Validar would need to decide what to do based upon the data in the ValidationResult.
I don't personally have any experience with Validar or WPF, so I can't really provide any further help I'm afraid - you'd be better off asking on the Validar issue tracker.
Jeremy
FluentValidation has actually moved to github, so in future please could you post any questions over there: http://github.com/JeremySkinner/FluentValidation
By itself, FluentValidation doesn't throw exceptions, it only provides a ValidationResult object to the calling code, which can then choose to perform actions based on whether the result was successful or not. So in this case, Validar would need to decide what to do based upon the data in the ValidationResult.
I don't personally have any experience with Validar or WPF, so I can't really provide any further help I'm afraid - you'd be better off asking on the Validar issue tracker.
Jeremy