Sorry...I guess I mean separate from parsing. In other words, if I am
building a document in memory can I validate it? Or, if I load a document,
and then alter it, can I validate it without saving it and then
reloading/parsing it?
Thanks.
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Can you define what you mean by "load?" The parser validates while
parsing, so it must parse the document to validate it.
There is new functionality in the DOM recommendation to do validation of
DOM instances, but that's not implemented yet.
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Is there any way to validate a document "on the fly"? (in other words, to
validate a document without having to load it)
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