All you need is Xerces. If you use a current Xerces that uses JAXP,
it is easy to get a validating parser that respects namespaces.
BTW: someone once told me to manually break up my lines. When I saw
your email, I had to keep scrolling to the right. Not all email
clients will automatically wrap your text. :)
Per Steffensen wrote:
>
> > Validation has been turned of by default in Cocoon because
> > it is an expensive operation. In a server environment where
> > you will be sending the same document hundreds or thousands
> > of times a day (depending on site traffic), the added overhead
> > of validation is too expensive to do for each request.
> >
> > Ideally Validation is done after document creation, and then
> > never again. I do not know if there is even an option to
> > turn on validation at this time. Check your cocoon.properties
> > file for anything that looks promissing.
>
> I dont want validation every time - I just want to test if my XML corresponds to my
>XML Schema. The thing is, that I will explain the format of my XML language using a
>XML Schema, but first I want to check that my XML Schema is correct (it is correct
>XML Schema and my test XML file checks OK with my XML Schema file). So what I need is
>just a way to check a XML file with a XML Schema file - a way that gives good error
>messages. I would like to be able to use Cocoon1 for the tast, but it is not
>essential.
>
> Thanx
>
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