Hi Kiran,

For question 1, I'm not sure I follow what you need.  Are you after some
kind of feature that will validate an element if it can find a declaration
for that element, but ignore it if it can't?  i.e., if your schema has
global element a, b, and c, no local element decls, and your document
instance contains <d/>, you want that not to be considered?  If that's in
any way right, then no, there's certainly no way to do this.  You're best
bet is to specify <xs:any processContents="skip"/> wherever you could
possibly have undeclared elements.

As to your second question, the standard approach is to use the
http://apache.org/xml/properties/external-schema-location property to bind
a list of location hints to the list of namespaces you'll be using, then
register an entity resolver on the parser and return  input sources that
contain empty streams.  That way you're guaranteed the parser won't try and
resolve anythig on its own.

Hope that helps,
Neil
Neil Graham
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone:  905-413-3519, T/L 969-3519
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1. Is there any way I could run the parser with Lax validation. I just want
to ignore elements which are not a part of the schema. I know schemas
allows
the 'any' content with lax validation. I am looking for something more
general than that.

2. Is there a way I could force the parser to ONLY use the preloaded
grammar. This is like saying ignore all grammar(DTD/Schema) specified in
the
document and use the grammar that was explicitly loaded.

Thanks





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