Examples of ValidationOptions

com.linkedin.data.schema.validation.ValidationOptions

Options that control how a Data object is validated against a {@link com.linkedin.data.schema.DataSchema}.

The required mode indicates how required fields should be handled during validation, see {@link RequiredMode} for a description of the various required modes.

The coercion mode indicates whether and how primitive values should be coerced from a value that does not conform to the schema to a value that conforms to the schema's type, see {@link CoercionMode} for a description of the variouscoercion modes.

If fix-up occurs, the fixed-up value is returned by {@link com.linkedin.data.schema.validation.ValidationResult#getFixed()}. Fix-up can occur if the coercion mode is not set to {@link CoercionMode#OFF}or the required mode is set to {@link RequiredMode#FIXUP_ABSENT_WITH_DEFAULT}. Unlike Avro, union to record schema resolution is not implemented. @author slim

com.puppetlabs.geppetto.validation.ValidationOptions


  @Test
  public void dependencyGraph() throws Exception {
    File root = TestDataProvider.getTestFile(new Path("testData/graphTestData/"));
    Diagnostic chain = new Diagnostic();
    ValidationOptions options = getValidationOptions();
    options.setCheckLayout(true);
    options.setCheckModuleSemantics(true);
    options.setCheckReferences(true);
    options.setFileType(FileType.PUPPET_ROOT);
    ByteArrayOutputStream stream = new ByteArrayOutputStream();


    ValidationService vs = getValidationService();
    BuildResult result = vs.validate(chain, root, options, null, SubMonitor.convert(null));
    getDependencyGraphProducer().produceGraph(

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Examples of ValidationOptions

Examples of com.puppetlabs.geppetto.validation.ValidationOptions