ServiceConfigValidator (OpenAM Server Only 7.2.2 Documentation)

```
@SupportedAll
public interface ServiceConfigValidator
```
This interface provides a means to validate an entire ServiceConfig's attribute values together. It should be used when a Schema or SubSchema has AttributeSchemas whose valid values depend on other attributes in the config.
It can be expected that instances of this class will be instantiated via a dependency injection framework, and so dependencies can be used via an @Inject-annotated constructor or setters.

Method Summary

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Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`validate(Realm realm, List<String> configPath, Map<String,Set<String>> attributes)`	Implement this method to perform the validation of the attributes.

- Method Detail
  - validate
```
void validate(Realm realm,
              List<String> configPath,
              Map<String,Set<String>> attributes)
       throws ServiceConfigException,
              ServiceErrorException
```
    Implement this method to perform the validation of the attributes.
    
    Parameters:
    
    realm - The realm the config is in, or null if it is not in a realm.
    
    configPath - The names of the service config. The last element in the list will be the name of this config. In the case of service-level (non-SubSchema) config, this will be an empty list.
    
    attributes - The map of attribute names to values. This map will contain the default values for attributes where a value is not defined in this instance.
    
    Throws:
    
    ServiceConfigException - If the configuration is not valid, throw an SMSException, with a description of why it is invalid.
    
    ServiceErrorException - If an exception occured when trying to validate the config.