Edwin Dankert wrote:
Normally you use the underlying parser to perform the validation.
SAXReader reader = new SAXReader( parser.getXMLReader());
Document doc = reader.read( new InputSource( "file:test.xml"));
However, OP was asking about validating a DOM *in memory*. Isn't there a way to validate a
Document instance without reading if from a file at the same time? This seems like a
common use case; you build up a Document and want to make sure you've followed your
DTD/schema before writing it out.
b
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