Examples of org.switchyard.validate.Validator

org.switchyard.validate.Validator
Handles validation for message content to ensure type and structure is suitable for consumer. A Validator instance can be directly attached to an exchange or it can be registered in the ValidatorRegistry and loaded dynamically based on the message name. @param < T> Java type representing the content to be validated

            Assert.fail("Somehow found DTD that we should not have.");
        }
    }


    protected Validator getValidator(String config) throws IOException {
        Validator validator = super.getValidator(config);


        if(!(validator instanceof XmlValidator)) {
            Assert.fail("Not an instance of XmlValidator.");
        }

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                }
            }
        }


        if (validatorObject instanceof Validator) {
            Validator validator = (Validator) validatorObject;
            QName vldName = validator.getName();


            if (vldName.equals(OBJECT_TYPE)) {
                // Type info not specified on validator, so assuming it's a generic/multi-type validator...
                validators.add(validator);
            } else if ((nameIsWild || vldName.equals(name))) {
                // Matching (specific) or wildcard type info specified...
                validators.add(validator);
            } else if (isAssignableFrom(vldName, name)) {
                // Compatible Java types...
                validators.add(validator);
            }


            if (!nameIsWild) {
                validator.setName(name);
            }
        }


        if (validators.isEmpty()) {
            throw ValidateMessages.MESSAGES.errorConstructingValidatorClassNotSupported(validatorObject.getClass().getName(),

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        if (!ValidationResult.class.isAssignableFrom(publicMethod.getReturnType())) {
            throw ValidateMessages.MESSAGES.invalidMethodSignatureMustReturnValidationResult(publicMethod.getName(), 
                    publicMethod.getDeclaringClass().getName());
        }
        
        Validator validator = new BaseValidator(name) {
            @Override
            public ValidationResult validate(Object subject) {
                try {
                    return ValidationResult.class.cast(publicMethod.invoke(validatorObject, subject));
                } catch (InvocationTargetException e) {

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org.switchyard.validate.internal.ValidatorUtil

org.switchyard.validate.internal.xml.XmlValidatorTest

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