Markus Vaterlaus wrote:
Hi all,
I just ran into the problem of validation this afternoon. I have about
300 XML files within the same directory. every now and then some of
the files are edited by hand. However all files should conform to the
same schema. Therefore I was thinking about possibilities to
automatically validate each file in the directory against a known
xml-schema. My idea is something similar to the
linkstatus-functionality of cocoon: the validation process is started
manually (by clicking a link) and as a result I will get a report
stating for each file if it's valid or not. If it is not valid I the
violation will be printed out. Performance for this application is not
a big issue, because the task will rarely be used and the the server
has plenty of CPU-power and RAM. Could your validation be of any help
to me?
RGDS
--mv
I did the validation with a transformer and an action.
Let me know which one you want and I'll help you.
If I have the time to do it, i'll write an HOW TO on Cocoon Wiki.
At 21:06 28/12/2003 +0000, you wrote:
Stephan Coboos wrote:
Hello,
how can I switch on the xml validation in cocoon? I want to
validate a xml document with a dtd during reading with the generator.
Generally speaking request time validation is not done, as it is bad
for performance.
However, for the sake of testing and development, XML validation
could be useful, and has been mentioned a few times. Unfortunately,
I haven't heard of anyone actually doing it. I think a validation
transformer would be useful.
Regards, Upayavira
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�hh? Had I heard right here, that cocoon is not able to validate an xml
against a dtd? I can remember that in 2.0.x validation like this works
fine. I'm right? OK, preformance... This is a reason. But should it not
on the user to switch validation on or not?
Regards
Stephan
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