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gml writer validation - how to fail a translation

  • February 18, 2015
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Hi,

 

 

I'm using the validate Output File option on the GML writer in application schema mode.

 

 

i can see in my workbench log the number of fatal errors, errors and warnings it finds.

 

But it doesn't fail the translation when it detects errors.  

 

 

How can I configure it to fail when validation finds errors?

 

I'm testing in FME desktop and this workbench will be deployed to FME Server in production. 

 

 

example messages in log:

 

<GML_1 Writer> - Setting external schema location for validation 'D:\\temp\\GML_Validation/myschema.xsd'

 

XML Validation: Error in 'D:\\temp\\GML_Validation\\output.gml' on line 11, column 40: 'value '1.11' does not match regular expression facet '[+\\-]?[0-9]+''

 

<GML_1 Writer> - Found '0' fatal error(s), '1' error(s), and '0' warning(s) while validating dataset 'D:\\temp\\GML_Validation\\output.gml'

 

Translation was SUCCESSFUL with 3 warning(s) (2 feature(s) output)

Best answer by takashi

Hi,

 

 

I'm wondering if the "Validate Output File" parameter of the writer controls that.

 

Or, the XMLValidator and the Terminator might help you.

 

 

Takashi
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  • February 18, 2015
Hi,

 

 

I'm wondering if the "Validate Output File" parameter of the writer controls that.

 

Or, the XMLValidator and the Terminator might help you.

 

 

Takashi

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