Examples of ValidationProcessor

com.github.fge.jsonschema.processors.validation.ValidationProcessor
Main validation processor
com.sun.xml.internal.ws.api.policy.ValidationProcessor
Provides methods for assertion validation. @author Fabian Ritzmann
com.sun.xml.ws.api.policy.ValidationProcessor
Provides methods for assertion validation. @author Fabian Ritzmann
eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.ValidationProcessor
The ValidationProcessor is the core of the client side validation functionality. It is responsible for invoking the validations and the actions for the failed validators. It is also used to process the server side validations, if they are passed to the processServerErrors method. A default implementation is provided via the {@link DefaultValidationProcessor}. @author Anatol Mayen
org.geotools.validation.ValidationProcessor
ValidationProcessor Runs validation tests against Features and reports the outcome of the tests.
The validation processor contains two main data structures. Each one is a HashMap of ArrayLists that hold Validations. The first one, featureLookup, holds per-feature validation tests (tests that operate on one feature at a time with no knowledge of any other features. The second one, integrityLookup, holds integrity validations (validations that span multiple features and/or multiple feature types).

Each HashMap of validations is hashed with a key whose value is a FeatureTypeName. This key provides access to an ArrayList of validations that are to be performed on this FeatureTypeInfo.

Validations are added via the two addValidation() methods.

The validations are run when runFeatureTests() and runIntegrityTests() are called. It is recommended that the user call runFeatureTests() before runIntegrityTests() as it is usually the case that integrity tests are much more time consuming. If a Feature is incorrect, it can probably be detected early on, and quickly, in the feature validation tests.

For validations that are performed on every FeatureTypeInfo, a value called ANYTYPENAME has been created and can be stored in the validationLookup tables if a validation specifies that it is run against all FeatureTypes. The value that causes a validation to be run against all FeatureTypes is null. Or Validation.ALL

Results of the validation tests are handled using a Visitor pattern. This visitor is a ValidationResults object that is passed into the runFeatureTests() and runIntegrityTests() methods. Each individual validation will record error messages in the ValidationResults visitor.

Example Use:
```
 ValidationProcessor processor = new ValidationProcessor();
 processor.addValidation(FeatureValidation1);
 processor.addValidation(FeatureValidation2);
 processor.addValidation(IntegrityValidation1);
 processor.addValidation(FeatureValidation3);
  processor.runFeatureTests(FeatureTypeInfo, Feature, ValidationResults);
 processor.runIntegrityTests(layers, Envelope, ValidationResults);
 
```
@author bowens, Refractions Research, Inc. @author $Author: jive $ (last modification) @source $URL$ @version $Id$
org.locationtech.udig.validation.ValidationProcessor
Subclass for the geotools ValidationProcessor, with added methods which allow for tree navigation, etc. For the most part, this adds more baggage to the class so the Validation Dialog can get information out of it.

@author chorner @since 1.0.1 @see org.geotools.validation.ValidationProcessor
org.openfaces.component.validation.ValidationProcessor
@author Vladimir Korenev

Examples of com.github.fge.jsonschema.processors.validation.ValidationProcessor


        loader = new SchemaLoader(loadingCfg);
        final Processor<SchemaContext, ValidatorList> processor
            = buildProcessor();
        validator = new JsonValidator(loader,
            new ValidationProcessor(validationCfg, processor), reportProvider);
        syntaxValidator = new SyntaxValidator(validationCfg);
    }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.internal.ws.api.policy.ValidationProcessor

     * @param policyMap
     *      PolicyMap that needs to be validated.
     */
    private void validateServerPolicyMap(PolicyMap policyMap) {
        try {
            final ValidationProcessor validationProcessor = ValidationProcessor.getInstance();


            for (Policy policy : policyMap) {


                // TODO:  here is a good place to check if the actual policy has only one alternative...


                for (AssertionSet assertionSet : policy) {
                    for (PolicyAssertion assertion : assertionSet) {
                        Fitness validationResult = validationProcessor.validateServerSide(assertion);
                        if (validationResult != Fitness.SUPPORTED) {
                            throw new PolicyException(PolicyMessages.WSP_1015_SERVER_SIDE_ASSERTION_VALIDATION_FAILED(
                                    assertion.getName(),
                                    validationResult));
                        }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.policy.ValidationProcessor

     * @param policyMap
     *      PolicyMap that needs to be validated.
     */
    private void validateServerPolicyMap(PolicyMap policyMap) {
        try {
            final ValidationProcessor validationProcessor = ValidationProcessor.getInstance();


            for (Policy policy : policyMap) {


                // TODO:  here is a good place to check if the actual policy has only one alternative...


                for (AssertionSet assertionSet : policy) {
                    for (PolicyAssertion assertion : assertionSet) {
                        Fitness validationResult = validationProcessor.validateServerSide(assertion);
                        if (validationResult != Fitness.SUPPORTED) {
                            throw new PolicyException(PolicyMessages.WSP_1015_SERVER_SIDE_ASSERTION_VALIDATION_FAILED(
                                    assertion.getName(),
                                    validationResult));
                        }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.policy.ValidationProcessor

     * @param policyMap
     *      PolicyMap that needs to be validated.
     */
    private void validateServerPolicyMap(PolicyMap policyMap) {
        try {
            final ValidationProcessor validationProcessor = ValidationProcessor.getInstance();


            for (Policy policy : policyMap) {


                // TODO:  here is a good place to check if the actual policy has only one alternative...


                for (AssertionSet assertionSet : policy) {
                    for (PolicyAssertion assertion : assertionSet) {
                        Fitness validationResult = validationProcessor.validateServerSide(assertion);
                        if (validationResult != Fitness.SUPPORTED) {
                            throw new PolicyException(PolicyMessages.WSP_1015_SERVER_SIDE_ASSERTION_VALIDATION_FAILED(
                                    assertion.getName(),
                                    validationResult));
                        }

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Examples of com.sun.xml.ws.api.policy.ValidationProcessor

     * @param policyMap
     *      PolicyMap that needs to be validated.
     */
    private static void validateServerPolicyMap(PolicyMap policyMap) {
        try {
            final ValidationProcessor validationProcessor = ValidationProcessor.getInstance();


            for (Policy policy : policyMap) {


                // TODO:  here is a good place to check if the actual policy has only one alternative...


                for (AssertionSet assertionSet : policy) {
                    for (PolicyAssertion assertion : assertionSet) {
                        Fitness validationResult = validationProcessor.validateServerSide(assertion);
                        if (validationResult != Fitness.SUPPORTED) {
                            throw new PolicyException(LocalizationMessages.WSP_5017_SERVER_SIDE_ASSERTION_VALIDATION_FAILED(
                                    assertion.getName(),
                                    validationResult));
                        }

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Examples of eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.ValidationProcessor

  
  public void testRemoveValidators() {
    DummyValidator val = new DummyValidator();
    DummyValidator val2 = new DummyValidator();
    
    ValidationProcessor proc = new DefaultValidationProcessor(null);
    
    proc.addValidators("test", val);
    proc.addValidators("test2", val2);
    
    assertEquals("Two validators were added!", 2, proc.getValidatorCount());
    
    proc.validate();
    
    assertEquals("1 validation invocation occured!", 1, val.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("1 validation invocation occured!", 1, val2.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val2.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 actionReset invocations occured!", 0, val.resetActionCount);
    assertEquals("0 actionReset invocations occured!", 0, val2.resetActionCount);
    
    proc.removeValidators("test2");
    
    proc.validate();
    
    assertEquals("2 validation invocation occured!", 2, val.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("1 validation invocation occured!", 1, val2.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val2.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("1 actionReset invocations occured!", 1, val.resetActionCount);
    assertEquals("0 actionReset invocations occured!", 0, val2.resetActionCount);
    
    assertEquals("Only one validator is left!", 1, proc.getValidatorCount());  
    
    proc.removeAllValidators();
    val.clearStats();
    val2.clearStats();
    
    proc.addValidators("test", val);
    proc.addValidators("test2", val2);
    
    assertEquals("Two validators were added!", 2, proc.getValidatorCount());
    
    proc.validate();
    
    assertEquals("1 validation invocation occured!", 1, val.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("1 validation invocation occured!", 1, val2.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val2.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 actionReset invocations occured!", 0, val.resetActionCount);
    assertEquals("0 actionReset invocations occured!", 0, val2.resetActionCount);
    
    proc.removeValidators("test2");
    
    proc.validate();
    
    assertEquals("2 validation invocation occured!", 2, val.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("1 validation invocation occured!", 1, val2.validationInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("0 action invocation occured!", 0, val2.actionInvocationCount);
    assertEquals("1 actionReset invocations occured!", 1, val.resetActionCount);
    assertEquals("0 actionReset invocations occured!", 0, val2.resetActionCount);
    
    assertEquals("Only one validator is left!", 1, proc.getValidatorCount());
  }

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Examples of eu.maydu.gwt.validation.client.ValidationProcessor

  
  public void testRemoveAllValidators() {
    DummyValidator val = new DummyValidator();
    DummyValidator val2 = new DummyValidator();
    
    ValidationProcessor proc = new DefaultValidationProcessor(null);
    
    proc.addValidators("test", val);
    proc.addValidators("test2", val2);
    
    assertEquals("Two validators were added!", 2, proc.getValidatorCount());
    
    proc.removeAllValidators();
    
    assertEquals("No validator is left!", 0, proc.getValidatorCount());    
  }

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Examples of org.geotools.validation.ValidationProcessor

    store.addFeatures( riverFeatures );
    
    //
    // SETUP
    //
    ValidationProcessor processor = new ValidationProcessor(); 


    // normally you load definition from file
    // Here we are doing it by hand    
    IsValidGeometryValidation geom = new IsValidGeometryValidation();
    geom.setName( "IsValidGeometry");
    geom.setDescription("IsValid geomtry check");
    geom.setTypeRef("*"); // works on any feature type
    processor.addValidation( geom );


    //
    // TESTING
    //
    
    // Create a ValidationResults callback object to receive 
    // any warnings or errors
    //
    // Normally you implement this as a callback to your application;
    // here we will use a default implementation here that adds results to a list
    DefaultFeatureResults results = new DefaultFeatureResults();


    // test a featureCollection 
    processor.runFeatureTests( "dataStoreId", roadFeatures, results);


    // and check the results
    System.out.println("Found "+ results.error.size() + " failires" );
    // validationExample end
}

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Examples of org.geotools.validation.ValidationProcessor


    // validationExample2 start


    // set up a validation processor using two directories of
    // configuraiton files
    ValidationProcessor processor = new ValidationProcessor(); 
    processor.load( pluginDirectory, testSuiteDirectory );


    // normally you load definition from file
    // it will load all the files in the provided directories
    processor.load( pluginDirectory, testSuiteDirectory );


    DefaultFeatureResults results = new DefaultFeatureResults();


        // To run integrity tests (that compare several featureSources we need
    // to make a Map of FeatureSources.
    // the *key* is called the "typeRef" and will be used by test suites
    // to refer to look up a featureSource as needed
    Map<String,SimpleFeatureSource> map = new HashMap<String,SimpleFeatureSource>();
    
    // register in map so validation processor can find it
    map.put( "LAKES:lakes",  lakesFeatureSource );
    map.put( "STREAMS:streams", streamsFeatureSource );
    // optional shortlist of layers to check (these are usually the layers your
    // user modified)
    Set<Name> check = new HashSet<Name>();
    check.add( new NameImpl("LAKES:lakes"));
    
    processor.runIntegrityTests( check, map, null, results);


    // and check the results
    System.out.println("Found "+ results.error.size() + " failires" );
    // validationExample2 end
}

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Examples of org.geotools.validation.ValidationProcessor

        FeatureCollection collection)
        throws IOException, WfsTransactionException {
        
        LOGGER.finer("FeatureValidation called on "+dsid+":"+type.getTypeName() ); 
        
        ValidationProcessor validation = request.getValidationProcessor();
    if (validation == null){
      //This is a bit hackish, as the validation processor should not
      //be null, but confDemo gives us a null processor right now, some
      //thing to do with no test element in the xml files in validation.
      //But I'm taking no validation process to mean that we can't do
      //any validation.  Hopefully this doesn't mess people up?
      //could mess up some validation stuff, but not everyone makes use
      //of that, and I don't want normal transaction stuff messed up. ch
            LOGGER.warning("ValidationProcessor unavailable");
      return;
    }
        final Map failed = new TreeMap();
        ValidationResults results = new ValidationResults() {
                String name;
                String description;
                public void setValidation(Validation validation) {
                    name = validation.getName();
                    description = validation.getDescription();
                }                
                public void error(Feature feature, String message) {
                    LOGGER.warning(name + ": " + message + " (" + description
                        + ")");
                    failed.put(feature.getID(),
                        name + ": " + message + " " + "(" + description + ")");
                }
                public void warning(Feature feature, String message) {
                    LOGGER.warning(name + ": " + message + " (" + description
                        + ")");
                }
            };


        try {
      // HACK: turned the collection into a feature reader for the validation processor
      FeatureReader fr = DataUtilities.reader(collection);
            validation.runFeatureTests(dsid, type, fr, results);
        } catch (Exception badIdea) {
            // ValidationResults should of handled stuff will redesign :-)
            throw new DataSourceException("Validation Failed", badIdea);
        }

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