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VEFA Validator 2.x
Features
- Very easy to use.
- Much faster than the 1.x version.
- Supports rendering documents.
- Very low footprint in your code.
- Pooling of resources.
- Supports different lifecycles of validation artifacts.
- Configurable to fit multiple sizes.
- Nested validation (next version)
- Tailoring individual validation using properties (next version)
Getting started
Include dependency in your pom.xml:
<dependency>
<groupId>no.difi.vefa</groupId>
<artifactId>validator-core</artifactId>
<version>2.1.0</version>
</dependency>
Start validating business documents:
// Create a new validator using validation artifacts from Difi.
Validator validator = ValidatorBuilder.newValidator().build();
// Validate business document.
Validation validation = validator.validate(Paths.get("/path/to/document.xml"));
// Print result of validation.
System.out.println(validation.getReport().getFlag());
The validator is expensive to create, one instance should be enough.
New repositories
Repositories referenced in the code was moved as of September 1st 2020. To switch to the new repository, adding source in the ValidatorBuilder is required. Example of how it may look like:
Validator validator = ValidatorBuilder.newValidator()
.setSource(RepositorySource.of("https://anskaffelser.dev/repo/validator/current/"))
.build();
More information on the change and link to the new test repository may be found in the announcment of the new repositories.
