Have access to login into Tomcat Apache Manager to reload the web app
Have access to restart the Tomcat Apache Service if needed
Blockers
Based on what I can tell and have found, Content Validation requires Scenario Files which will be XMLs that meet each Patient Specific Scenario, scenarios like b1 > Amb > Sample 1 or e1 > Inp > Sample 2
These XMLs will be referred to as the "answer key XMLs"
The last time these "answer key XMLs" were provided were from CURES and PRECURES via Github
Example = "C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 8.5\logs\contentvalidator.2025-10-19.log"
Open the log via notepad++ and search for all instances of the text "Parsing File"
Here, you will see that the XML files that you placed in the Scenarios Folder have been parsed on the reload of the app
NOTE: In the screenshot above, I renamed one of my Scenario files to "170.315_b1_toc_amb_sample2_v2.xml" so it could match the PDF name of the Scenario I chose in the Validator UI
Select a Scenario that fits one of the 3 XML files you pasted into the Scenario Folder
Ensure the PDF file name that you select in the UI matches one of your XML file names in the Scenarios Folder
When uploading an XML to validate, make sure it doesn't meet at least one expectation
For example - I'm using the Scenario File "170.315_b1_toc_amb_sample2_v2.pdf" which is "Jeremy Bates"
My XML file that I upload will have a patient with a first name and last name of "Alice Newman"
Due to that mismatch, I should get an error for first name and last name for the Reference Validation / Scenario Test
This will confirm that Scenario Testing is working
Unfortunately, mimicking the SITE Test Tool Content Validation with a local instance of the Validator will not work for USCDIv3 Scenarios until USCDIv3 "answer key XMLs" are provided or created manually to place inside the Scenarios Folder
Scenario Error Message
If you have files in the Scenarios Folder and you've chosen Scenarios in the Validator UI but some kind of match isn't made, I usually see the follow error messages in the logs