[news.eclipse.technology.wsvt] Re: WSVT without Eclipse

[matthieu.riou@xxxxxxxxx (Matthieu Riou)]

Hi,

I worked out something that seems to work, including the loading of 
necessary schemas (there was a small bug a registered in Bugzilla though). 
Here is the piece of code:

       XMLCatalog.addSchemaDir("file:///C:/temp/schemas");
       XMLCatalog.getInstance(); // Force loading 
       WSDLValidatorDelegate delegate = new WSDLValidatorDelegate(
               
"org.eclipse.wsdl.validate.wsdl11.internal.WSDL11ValidatorController", 
"validatewsdl");
       WSDL11ValidatorDelegate delegate11 = new WSDL11ValidatorDelegate(
               
"org.eclipse.wsdl.validate.wsdl11.internal.WSDL11BasicValidator", 
"validatewsdl");

       
ValidatorRegistry.getInstance().registerValidator("http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/";, 
delegate
               , ValidatorRegistry.WSDL_VALIDATOR);
       
org.eclipse.wsdl.validate.wsdl11.internal.ValidatorRegistry.getInstance().registerValidator(
               "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/";, delegate11);

       org.eclipse.wsdl.validate.WSDLValidator validator = 
org.eclipse.wsdl.validate.WSDLValidator.getInstance();
       ValidationReport report = validator.validate(wsdlDoc);
       for (int m = 0; m < report.getValidationMessages().length; m++) {
           ValidationMessage validationMessage = 
report.getValidationMessages()[m];
           System.out.println("ERROR : " + validationMessage.getMessage()
                   + " at line " + validationMessage.getLine());
       }

I was wondering if I really had to register the two validators manually? 
Is there a way to do this using a property file or something that would 
get loaded at startup?

Thanks a lot for your help and your hard work, WSVT is working pretty well.

Matthieu.






Lawrence Mandel wrote:

> Hi,

> If you work with the latest WSDL validator in CVS (extract and build it 
> yourself) you can easily do what you want as follows.

> WSDLValidator validator = WSDLValidator.getInstance();
> ValidationReport valreport = validator.validate(fileuri);

> The validation report contains validation information such as error and 
> warning messages.


> Lawrence

> > Hi,
> >
> > I would like to use WSVT to validate WSDL documents directly in a java
> > program. So I don't want to use it using Eclipse nor the Ant task, I'd
> > like to use the validator API.
> >
> > Is there an example or something that can help me somewhere? I started
> > from the Ant task but it's using many Ant constructs that I can't use in
> > my situation. I'll probably be able to find a way around this but I was
> > wondering if someone didn't do already the same thing.
> >
> > Thanks.