Validate Node Properties

Input Port

Table 137. Validate Node Input Port Properties
Property	Description
Name	The name displayed for the input port; not editable.
DataType	The port's datatype. Default value is node.
Default Value	The default value for the input. Can be blank (this is the default).

Node

Table 138. Validate Node Properties
Property	Description
Name	The name you want to appear in the Validate node's tooltip. Default value is Validate operator.
XML Schemas	The URL of the XML Schema you want to use to validate the input. You can specify more than one XML Schema.

Output Port

The Validate node has two output ports - one (named Output valid) used to direct input if the XML Schema validation passes, the other (named Output invalid) used if the input is invalid.

Table 139. Validate Node Output Port Properties
Property	Description
Name	The name displayed for the Output valid and Output invalid ports; not editable.
DataType	The port's datatype. Default value is node.
Copy to URL	The URL to which you want to copy the output.

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