Hi folks. This is a modification to my previous question, only slightly different and apologies if I should have altered the original. The original is here: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=991672 (and public thanks to Remiah for pointing me in the right direction). All is working fine with the code until I throw more than one item at it and then I get

Naughty! $: array value found, but a object is required

The script is below..... 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use JSON;
use JSON::Schema;

# Here's a structure to validate against...
my $json_model ={
        type => 'object',
        properties => {
                year    => {type=>'number', minimum=>0, maximum=>9999}
+,
                month   => {type=>'number', minimum=>1, maximum=>12},
                },
        additionalProperties => 0
        };

my $test = to_json([
{
        year => '1999',
        month => '11'
},
{
        year => '1998',
        month => '10'
}
]);

my $validator = JSON::Schema->new($json_model);

# Validate:
my $valid = $validator->validate($test);
if ($valid)
{
  print "Yay!\n";
  exit;
}

# But it's not valid...
foreach my $e ($valid->errors)
{
  print "Naughty! $e\n";
}

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I have tried placing the object param all over the place and still no luck. Otherwise this module is the answer to my non-denominational prayers for JSON testing. (Thank you Tobyink if you're lurking in here somewhere)

In reply to Validating a JSON structure: Part Deux by sherab

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