Valid an XML document with XSD schema

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member

Hi,

I'm looking for tools which can valid an XML document with and XSD
schema.
I'm using Eclipse and I don't know how to do that and if I can ?

Thanks,

Laurent Duretz
 
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Martin Honnen

I'm looking for tools which can valid an XML document with and XSD
schema.
I'm using Eclipse and I don't know how to do that and if I can ?

Eclipse is written in Java (as far as I know) so chances are someone has
written some plugin using one of the schema aware validating parsers
implemented in Java (like Xerces Java from xml.apache.org).
Java 1.5 even integrates some version of Xerces as the standard parser
so all you need to do is write some Java code against the Java 1.5 API
<http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/javax/xml/validation/package-summary.html>
 
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Maik Seyring

Hi,

I'm looking for tools which can valid an XML document with and XSD
schema.
I'm using Eclipse and I don't know how to do that and if I can ?

Thanks,

Laurent Duretz

xsltproc is a fast xslt-processor (and free). You can use it by binding it
as external tool.

Maik
 
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Henry S. Thompson

See the W3C XML Schema public home page:

http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema.html

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Harrie

Maik Seyring said the following on 11/22/2005 09:03 +0200:
xsltproc is a fast xslt-processor (and free). You can use it by binding it
as external tool.

I'm using xsltproc myself, but only as an XSLT processor. I can't find
anything about validation in the man page, other than that "-novalid"
which doesn't load the DTD, but I've never had a validation error with
or without a DTD. How do you use it as a validator?
 

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