Examples of com.github.fge.jsonschema.processors.validation.ValidationChain$SchemaHolderEquivalence

com.github.fge.jsonschema.processors.validation.ValidationChain

A validation chain

This processor performs the following:

perform reference lookup then syntax validation;
throw an exception if the previous step fails;
then perform schema digesting and keyword building.

A validation chain handles one schema version. Switching schema versions is done by {@link ValidationProcessor}.

    {
        final RefResolver resolver = new RefResolver(loader);


        final Map<JsonRef, Library> libraries = validationCfg.getLibraries();
        final Library defaultLibrary = validationCfg.getDefaultLibrary();
        final ValidationChain defaultChain
            = new ValidationChain(resolver, defaultLibrary, validationCfg);
        final ProcessorMap<JsonRef, SchemaContext, ValidatorList> map
            = new ProcessorMap<JsonRef, SchemaContext, ValidatorList>(FUNCTION);
        map.setDefaultProcessor(defaultChain);


        JsonRef ref;
        ValidationChain chain;


        for (final Map.Entry<JsonRef, Library> entry: libraries.entrySet()) {
            ref = entry.getKey();
            chain = new ValidationChain(resolver, entry.getValue(),
                validationCfg);
            map.addEntry(ref, chain);
        }


        final Processor<SchemaContext, ValidatorList> processor

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