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Hi,
This inquiry is in regards to the Altova XML schema validator (command line based):
- Does the schema validator use one of the freely available xml parsers/validators like xerces, or do you have your own schema validator that you rely on?
- Does the program operate in batch mode, in other words, can I run it over a whole directory of xml files against the same schema? I can look into having my own wrapper to do this, but wanted to see if there is such a built in functionality.
- Does schema validation in XML spy itself (professional edition) rely on this program for schema validation?
Regards.
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Joined: 12/13/2005
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Location: Mauritius
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- Does the schema validator use one of the freely available xml parsers/validators like xerces, or do you have your own schema validator that you rely on?
it is a completely own Altova engine
- Does the program operate in batch mode, in other words, can I run it over a whole directory of xml files against the same schema? I can look into having my own wrapper to do this, but wanted to see if there is such a built in functionality.
you will need to call it for every file independently (Windows's cmd.exe has a plenty of possibilities to implement this)
- Does schema validation in XML spy itself (professional edition) rely on this program for schema validation?
XMLSpy and AltovaXML use the very same engine which is built into both products, i.e. both products work without each other
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