> I have few queries:
>
> 1. Do we need to have the elements in the same order in
> xml as xsd ?
Yes, as long as you define <xs:sequence> in your XSD the elements have
to be in the same order in the XML as in your XSD.
>
> 2. As i am also using xmlAddChild to add new elements
> (which gets added at the end) and hence my validation failed.
>
> is there any options to validate xml (which has
> elements not in same order as defined in xsd ) against xsd in
> out-of-order way.
No. Redefine your XSD or your code that creates your XML.
>
>
> 3.Otherwise ,what options do i have so that xmlAddChild
> adds the element at the right place instead at the end.
Have a look at xmlAddNextSibling and xmlAddPrevSibling. These functions
add a node next or previous a given other node as sibling.
>
> Please point if i am totally in wrong direction .
If you want to add the elements in no specific order, have a look at
<xs:all> which you can use instead of <xs:sequence> in you XSD. But be
careful <xs:all> cannot be used as a replacement of <xs:sequence>, there
are some restrictions. The XSD book/page/reference (I use "XML Schema"
from O'Reilly) of your choice describes it in detail...
Best regards
Andreas
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