My setup is pretty strange so I understand if this is too obscure to troubleshoot.
I’m writing an app using JRuby (9.1.0.0) that uses a Maven plugin to package all the gems together into a… package. I think they get wrapped up into a jar file.
At runtime, I have a module with these two constants:
# Access resources on the classpath by prefixing the path with the scheme `classpath`
JSON_SCHEMA_PATH = 'classpath:/schemata/bay_event/bay_event_from_park_server.json'.freeze
JSON_SCHEMA = JSON.parse(File.read(JSON_SCHEMA_PATH)).freeze
The issue I’m having — which isn’t major, I think — is that I just happened to be running this app locally with Ruby’s “debug mode” enabled, wherein apparently (I’m new to Ruby) the interpreter will print out exceptions that are caught but don’t quite bubble up? (I’m a little confused as to why I’m seeing these actually. Maybe because the validation is running in a child thread… maybe the thread is dying but I can’t tell.) Anyway I’m seeing many of these messages in my console:
Exception `JSON::Schema::JsonParseError' at uri:classloader:/gems/json-schema-2.6.0/lib/json-schema/validator.rb:426 - unexpected token at 'uri:classloader://gems/json-schema-2.6.0/resources/draft-04.json'
I can’t catch these exceptions, so I guess they’re being caught somewhere within the validator.
So, a few questions:
I’m guessing that my schema isn’t actually being validated successfully — so that’s just being skipped? Is that right?
Any suggestions for fixing this? Is there a way for me give the validator an alternate path for the metaschema?
My setup is pretty strange so I understand if this is too obscure to troubleshoot.
I’m writing an app using JRuby (9.1.0.0) that uses a Maven plugin to package all the gems together into a… package. I think they get wrapped up into a jar file.
At runtime, I have a module with these two constants:
… which works just fine.
Then I call the validator:
which also works fine.
The issue I’m having — which isn’t major, I think — is that I just happened to be running this app locally with Ruby’s “debug mode” enabled, wherein apparently (I’m new to Ruby) the interpreter will print out exceptions that are caught but don’t quite bubble up? (I’m a little confused as to why I’m seeing these actually. Maybe because the validation is running in a child thread… maybe the thread is dying but I can’t tell.) Anyway I’m seeing many of these messages in my console:
I can’t catch these exceptions, so I guess they’re being caught somewhere within the validator.
So, a few questions:
Thanks for reading all this!