Hussein -
We had used another tool (XMLSpy) to validate the gpp.xsd schema.
However I ran the xsdvalid command on both the gpp.xsd and gpp.xml files to
see if xsdvalid identified any anomalies.
I found it strange that even though the schema was valid the tool was
silent.
Even when I used -v it only reported: Loading schema 'file:gpp.xsd'
(1482ms)
No statement about the schema being valid.
I guess no news is good news...
Thanks again for all your help.
Steve Deal
TKM - Strategic Initiatives
585.781.5508
deal at kodak.com
Hussein Shafie
<hussein at pixware.fr> To: stephen.deal at
kodak.com
cc: "xmleditor-support
at xmlmind.com" <xmleditor-support at xmlmind.com>
05/25/2005 04:11 AM Subject: Re: [XXE] No styled
view, CSS not found or used. How to debug?
Please respond to
"xmleditor-support at x
mlmind.com"
stephen.deal at kodak.com wrote:
> Thanks to your help I now have XXE working using our no namespace XML
> schema with styled views.
>
> The key to the solution was:
> [3] If your root element has no namespace, then you must modify the
> <detect> rule in gpp.xxe.
> For example, use this:
> ---
> <detect>
> <and>
> <rootElementNamespace xsi:nil="true"/>
> <rootElementLocalName>content_root</rootElementLocalName>
> </and>
> </detect>
> ---
> Which means:
> XXE! Apply the GPP configuration to the document you have opened if and
> only if the root element of this document has "content_root", without a
> namespace, as its name.
>
> My poor attempts at obfuscation of the URL (i.e. hiding the names of our
> servers) resulted in my creating more confusion and inconsistency in
> describing the problem. Both the gpp.xxe and gpp.xml files did have
> consistent namespaces however it was the no namespace issue that was
> causing the problem.
>
> Now that it is working as expected I will continue to evaluate XXE for
our
> environment. I have more work to do in creating a proper style sheet
before
> I can present this to the rest of my team.
In my opinion, the first thing to do is:
---
xsdvalid -s gpp.xsd
---
and then:
---
xsdvalid gpp.xml
---
See http://www.xmlmind.com/xsdvalid.html
But you probably already did that.
