Ted Leung wrote:
>
> Hi,
> Let me inject some additional input from a Java perspective:
> [...]
Let me add another requirement... As I went on developing StyleBook and
Cocoon, I felt the requirement of having a validator as a stand alone
piece.
When doing XSLT translation, we basically change the DTD of the
document, and then, to double-check what's coming out of XSLT, I would
need to have a validator for a specific DTD/Schema.
The RevalidatingDOM stuff in the old XML4J, then, is not sufficent,
because it re-validates the dom tree against the same DTD.
I'm asking, is it possible to have a validator that reads a DTD/Schema
and validates a Dom/Sax?
Pier
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