hehe,
what you told me I already did. I read the examples in samples and in t :)
but don't really understand the validation scheme?
It doesn't use a DTD for validation but scheme?
I read the C docs too, but my perl skills are a lot better then my c.
I figured out how to use the xerces as parser, but on the DTD end I'm
stuck....
Thanx for answering my mail.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jason E. Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: dinsdag 24 juli 2001 16:00
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: example testing DTD
>
>
> "Geert Theys" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > can someone give me a working example in for perl xerces howto
> > validate a XML against a DTD? With the limited documentation I'm
> > stuck...
>
> Hey Geert,
>
> Welcome back to Xerces!
>
> Check out the examples in the samples/ directory. Anyone of them will
> work for you. For example:
>
> perl samples/DOMCount -v foo.xml
>
> will validate the file foo.xml using the DOM interface. It creates a
> DOMParser instance, an InputSource instance, sets the validation
> scheme, and then calls parse() on the input source.
>
> The tests in the t/ directory give a lot of low-level examples as
> opposed to the more complete ones in samples/.
>
> Also, I do recommend using the Xerces-C documentation:
>
> http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/apiDocs/index.html
>
> They are very complete, and the Xerces.pm API maps almost 1-to-1 with
> the Xerces-C API. The only differences are specifically dealt with in
> the README:
>
> Even though Xerces.pm is based on the C++ API, it has been modified in
> a few ways to make it more accessible to typical Perl usage, primarily
> in the handling:
> * strings (DOMString, XMLCh, and perl string)
> * lists (DOM_NodeList and perl list)
> * hashes (DOM_NamedNodeMap and perl hash)
> * DOMParse.pm (for serializing a DOM tree)
> * implementing Perl handlers for C++ event callbacks
> * handling exceptions C++ ({XML,DOM,SAX}Exception's)
>
> HTH,
> jas.
>
> PS. I'm also accepting volunteers to help improved the "limited"
> documentation ...
>
>
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