There are still conventions for loading model/table classes in the controller with the same name, but nothing for validators.
Right now validators are built in the table classes and applied to entity data during saving. While it is not required to put validations into a class that is an option people can use. How would a controller using a validator work? Wouldn't that make it harder to apply validation when one model alters the data of another?
-mark
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