"Leona" <leonalu@r...> writes:

> Failing that, does anyone know how to get the W3C's own online validating 
> engine (XSV, I think it's called) to do the same job? I can't get it to do 
> what I want and I can't really understand the output.

Two alternative answers:

 1) If your W3C XML Schema document is available on the web, you can
     give the XSV web form both the instance URI and the schema
     document URI and it will validate for you

 2) If not, you can download and install an rpm and run it from the
     command line

Detailed instructions for both approaches are at [1].

ht

[1] http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/~ht/xsv-status.html
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