you could take a look at the 'cookbook', you can find it at http://www.dom4j.org/
Also, take a look at the SAXValidatorDemo example in the samples/validate/ directory.
is this the information you are searching for ?
regards, Maarten
Wei Hsu wrote:
Hi all,
I was reading the FAQ when I came upon this:
"If you are validating an existing dom4j document then we recommend you try MSV as it avoids turning the document into text and then parsing it again - MSV can work purely off of SAX events generated from the dom4j document."
Does anyone else have any experience doing this or is there a tutorial/example? Does that mean I can actually validate existing org.dom4j.Document types somehow? How can one go about doing that? I was looking at the MSV user guide, but the examples make it seems like MSV can only validate at parse-time. Does it just mean validation can only take place during the parsing of the xml before turning it into the dom4j document representation?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Wei
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