[SOLVED] Can't understand importance of Schema/Schematron Validator

Can't understand importance of Schema/Schematron Validator

I am validating resource through Schema/Schematron validator. I am providing invalid xml of patient resource to it, still it does not complain and giving output as 'Validation passed'.

As in below code snippet you can observe, I have given multiple gender and birthdate and one different tag from schema as dummytag. Also one gender tag has invalid value as 'male1':

FhirContext ctx = FhirContext.forDstu2();


 String msgString2 = "<Patient>\r\n" + 
 "        <gender value=\"male1\"/>\r\n" + 
 " <gender value=\"female\"/>\r\n" + 
 "        <birthDate>1953-12-20</birthDate>\r\n" + 
 " <birthDate>1953-12-20</birthDate>\r\n" + 
 " <dummytag>abcd</dummytag>\r\n" + 
 "</Patient>";

 IParser parser = ctx.newXmlParser();
 Patient patient = parser.parseResource(Patient.class, msgString2);

 FhirValidator val = ctx.newValidator();
 IValidatorModule module1 = new SchemaBaseValidator(ctx);
 IValidatorModule module2 = new SchematronBaseValidator(ctx);
 val.registerValidatorModule(module1);
 val.registerValidatorModule(module2);

 ValidationResult result = val.validateWithResult(patient);
 if (result.isSuccessful()) {

    System.out.println("Validation passed");

 } else {
    // We failed validation!
    System.out.println("Validation failed");
 }

So my question is can you please tell me, in which case it will print 'Validation failed'?

Regards, Amit.

Solution

Try it in DSTU3, which is around quite some time now, also bugfix to several XPath related issues.