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This is a tool that validates an xml document against a schema using xerces parser.
-- Main.JacobAsiedu - 12 May 2006
* [[%ATTACHURL%/validator.zip][validator.zip]]: XML validator
Gregor notes (not for hackers, but perhaps for other biologists):
* The Xerces version used is 2.8.0, see http://xerces.apache.org/xerces2-j/
* You must rename the validate.bat_REMOVE_ME to validate.bat.
* Also note that you *must* use an instance document (this is said in the readme, but easily overlooked). Use, e.g., BDI.SDD_-Test-Simple.xml - BDI.SDD_.xsd will not work.
* When validation was ok, the command line will say "Validation was successful!!" -- Note that looking into the errors.log file is confusing because that one will accumulate the messages, thus is will still say: validation failed (i.e. from the previous run).
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