We've recently tested the newest version of Castor, 1.1.1, and noticed a difference in the way this newer version is handling the validation of the sequence order. We use Castor to generate Java code from XML schemas. The newest version throws a ValidationException when trying to unmarshall an XML that contains a sequence that is out of order relative to the schema. The previous version used to be more flexible with sequence ordering and would not throw any exceptions just because of sibling order. We certainly use validation during unmarshalling. I can see how validating the order of sibling elements could be useful for some applications. But, for our use, the order of the sequences is not all that important since the Java code really does not care what order they are. I've tried to find a way to have validation turned but suppress the sequence order validation and cannot seem to find how. Is this possible? If so, would some shed light on how to do this?
Thank you, Ron Corcuera
