Le 29/04/11 14:02, Torsten Bergmann a écrit :
AFAIK there are various possibilities to check an XML:
a) using an internal DTD
b) using an external DTD (in a file)
c) using an external schema
d) mixing internal dtd and external dtd
To validate using an internal DTD (a) the validation
on the parser has to be set to true. Thats all, at least
in Java:
DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();
factory.setValidating(true);
Havent tried the Pharo implementation, dont know if it is
complete or not. Maybe a) is at least supported.
Only Michael Rüger (Impara.de) may be able to tell you
since he wrote the original code AFAIK.
You can also dig through the code or try an example
to see if the setting #isValidating: has any effect.
Setting #isValidating seems not have any effect. The parser ignores the
errors in the XML file.
Did you check the unit tests on squeaksource.com/XMLSupport
Maybe they are useful too.
I had not found any complementary informations into this files
aaarrrgh ! I think that validating is not possible with XML-Parser...
Doctor Who. Where are you ? :-)
Bye
T.
