Hi..
I am currently working on a project where basically we do a lot of XML
validation and digestion. For example :
We recieve an XML document A, if the document passes schema validation, we
do some business level validations, then from A, we create XML digests B, C
and D.
Our code-base is
On Thu, 2007-03-22 at 14:04 +0530, Arun Suresh wrote:
I am currently working on a project where basically we do a lot of XML
validation and digestion. For example :
We recieve an XML document A, if the document passes schema
validation, we do some business level validations, then from A, we
Hi Arun,
Your problem description seems a little vague - which is
understandable, considering how embedded in your business model it is.
As for general recommendations, I'm no guru, but I would suggest
looking at the existing XML libraries in Haskell [1], and if that's
not powerful enough, check
Don't spend too much time on the various libraries though. I tried
some simple things with Haskell and XML, but I found it really hard
to actually parse a simple document. You really don't want to write
your own parser.
The only tool that worked for me was HXT, which is based on arrows.
Hey Aron,
I think you intended to CC Haskell Café as well. HaXml has support
for DtdToHaskell, but HXT supports validating with a Relax NG
validator. I guess the best way to figure it out is thoroughly read
the documentation.
-chris
On Mar 22, 2007, at 10:40 PM, Arun Suresh wrote:
