Hi,
we currently use the accept flag calculated by the validator in a webservice. The validator sets the flag to REJECTED if there is a failed assertion, even if it's only a warning
.anyMatch(FailedAssert.class::isInstance)
https://github.com/itplr-kosit/validator/blob/113f1c79264e751cf8a9779504034b7c6213adc0/src/main/java/de/kosit/validationtool/impl/tasks/ComputeAcceptanceAction.java#L71-L74
In the default-report.xml though, the calculation of the recommendation differs from the calculation of the validator. There, only real errors will lead to a reject recommendation. The invoice may contain warnings which are not taken into account here.
In the end the xml-report says "accept" although the report-result says "reject"
select="count(//rep:message[@level eq 'error'])"
select="count(//rep:message[rep:custom-level(.) eq 'error'])"
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<xsl:variable name="e1" as="xs:integer" |
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select="count(//rep:message[@level eq 'error'])" /> |
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<xsl:variable name="e2" as="xs:integer" |
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select="count(//rep:message[rep:custom-level(.) eq 'error'])" /> |
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<xsl:choose> |
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<xsl:when test="empty(rep:scenarioMatched) or rep:scenarioMatched/s:scenario/s:name[ contains( lower-case(text()), 'fallback')]"> |
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<p class="important error" |
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>Bewertung: Es wird empfohlen das Dokument zurückzuweisen. Da kein Pruefszenario gegriffen hat.</p> |
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</xsl:when> |
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<xsl:when test="$e1 eq 0 and $e2 eq 0"> |
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<p class="important" |
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>Bewertung: Es wird empfohlen das Dokument anzunehmen und weiter zu verarbeiten.</p> |
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</xsl:when> |
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<xsl:when test="$e1 gt 0 and $e2 eq 0"> |
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<p class="important" |
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>Bewertung: Es wird empfohlen das Dokument anzunehmen und zu verarbeiten, da die vorhandenen Fehler derzeit toleriert werden.</p> |
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</xsl:when> |
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<xsl:otherwise> |
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<p class="important error" |
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>Bewertung: Es wird empfohlen das Dokument zurückzuweisen.</p> |
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</xsl:otherwise> |
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</xsl:choose> |
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</xsl:template> |
We are wondering if this discrepancy is intended, since the report-result and generated xml-report say something different.
