Any good XML validation tools?

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  • steadyspirit@gmail.com
    #1

    Any good XML validation tools?

    I'm now using STG XML validation tool to validate my XML files through
    uploading.
    But, STG can not include local DTD files.
    Also, testing XML files on Firefox and IE always lead to inconsistent
    results, which is really a confusion to me.

    Are there any good XML validation tool to introduce?
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    • Pavel Lepin
      #2
      Re: Any good XML validation tools?


      steadyspirit@gm ail.com <steadyspirit@g mail.comwrote in
      <669e530c-ac45-44f9-9faa-e5e5e70a432c@d2 1g2000prf.googl egroups.com>:
      I'm now using STG XML validation tool to validate my XML
      files through uploading.
      But, STG can not include local DTD files.
      Also, testing XML files on Firefox and IE always lead to
      inconsistent results, which is really a confusion to me.
      >
      Are there any good XML validation tool to introduce?
      xmllint is a command-line validating parser that comes with
      libxml2 package. It supports validation using DTDs, W3C XML
      Schemata and RELAX NG schema definitions. If you're running
      Linux, it's very likely you already have this package
      installed. If you're on a Windows box, libxml2 is in
      Cygwin's packages collection.

      --
      ....also, I submit that we all must honourably commit seppuku
      right now rather than serve the Dark Side by producing the
      HTML 5 spec.

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        • ValidatorBuddy
          #3
          Re: Any good XML validation tools?

          On 19 Dez. 2007, 05:00, keshlam-nos...@comcast. net wrote:
          On Dec 14, 2:12 am, steadyspi...@gm ail.com wrote:
          >
          Are there any goodXMLvalidati ontoolto introduce?
          >
          I just use Xerces. (That is, when I'm not actively debugging anXML
          parsing/validationframe work.)
          >
          Any good validatingXMLpa rser should come with a simple standalone
          driver which will let you parse/validate a file from the command line.
          You can use ValidatorBuddy 2.2 to validate (multiple) XML files from
          the Windows File Explorer using Xerces-C 2.7 (and also others like
          AltovaXML). Afterwards you get a dialog with a detailed report showing
          all errors where you can open the file(s) and/or copy the error report
          to the clipboard as XML.

          Read more about the tool here: http://www.spycomponents.com/ValidatorBuddy.htm

          Regards, Ewa

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