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package org.apache.avro;

import java.io.IOException;

import org.apache.avro.io.parsing.ResolvingGrammarGenerator;
import org.apache.avro.io.parsing.Symbol;

A SchemaValidationStrategy that checks that the Schema to validate and the existing schema can mutually read each other according to the default Avro schema resolution rules. /**
 * A {@link SchemaValidationStrategy} that checks that the {@link Schema} to
 * validate and the existing schema can mutually read each other according to
 * the default Avro schema resolution rules.
 *
 */
class ValidateMutualRead implements SchemaValidationStrategy {

  
Validate that the schemas provided can mutually read data written by each
other according to the default Avro schema resolution rules.
Throws:
SchemaValidationException – if the schemas are not mutually compatible./**
   * Validate that the schemas provided can mutually read data written by each
   * other according to the default Avro schema resolution rules.
   *
   * @throws SchemaValidationException if the schemas are not mutually compatible.
   */
  @Override
  public void validate(Schema toValidate, Schema existing) throws SchemaValidationException {
    canRead(toValidate, existing);
    canRead(existing, toValidate);
  }

  
Validates that data written with one schema can be read using another, based
on the default Avro schema resolution rules.
Params:
writtenWith – The "writer's" schema, representing data to be read.
readUsing –   The "reader's" schema, representing how the reader will
                   interpret data.
Throws:
SchemaValidationException – if the schema readUsing cannot be
                                  used to read data written with
                                  writtenWith/**
   * Validates that data written with one schema can be read using another, based
   * on the default Avro schema resolution rules.
   *
   * @param writtenWith The "writer's" schema, representing data to be read.
   * @param readUsing   The "reader's" schema, representing how the reader will
   *                    interpret data.
   * @throws SchemaValidationException if the schema <b>readUsing<b/> cannot be
   *                                   used to read data written with
   *                                   <b>writtenWith<b/>
   */
  static void canRead(Schema writtenWith, Schema readUsing) throws SchemaValidationException {
    boolean error;
    try {
      error = Symbol.hasErrors(new ResolvingGrammarGenerator().generate(writtenWith, readUsing));
    } catch (IOException e) {
      throw new SchemaValidationException(readUsing, writtenWith, e);
    }
    if (error) {
      throw new SchemaValidationException(readUsing, writtenWith);
    }
  }

}