Quick answer
The XML Recommendation is very clear on that the order of elements in
xml matters.
The , operator in DTDs means "followed by"
Fredrik
ramesh wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> sorry for posting XML related query here...
>
> I am using com.sun.xml.parser.ValidatingParser() to validate
> XML file.
>
> my DTD contains following Element :
> <!ELEMENT DataResponse (MCL?, CallbackUrl?, UrlData*) >
>
>
> does the order of MCL, CallbackUrl, UrlData in my XML file
> matters to decide whether that XML is valid according to DTD or
> not.
>
> for eg:
>
> My XML is :
> <DataResponse>
> <CallbackUrl> ...</CallbackUrl>
> <MCL> ...</MCL>
> <UrlData> ...</UrlData>
> </DataResponse>
>
> Then the ValidatingParder throwing a SAXParserException saying
> that MCL not allowed here in Element DataResponse.
>
> if I give MCL, CallbackUrl, UrlData in same order as they appears
> in DTD ..
> ValidatingParser is not throwing any Error.
>
> Does this order really matters for ValidatingParser to validate
> XML.
>
>
>
> thanks,
> -Ramesh
>
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