I have some code-generated XML. I have written an XSD to validate the XML. I have tags in them XML that do not need to be validated. Is there any way to validate particular tags and skip the others?
I have a fairly complex XML coming my way and I have the XSD for it.I generated classes via xsd.exe and read XML into the class structure via the XmlSerializer described here.
I have a schema file which I would like to split in two parts. One with common fields and another with particular fields in JAXB (2.1) for reusability. How to do it?
There is a schema with the following boring root element: <?xml开发者_StackOverflow社区 version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"?>
in my company they have came up with their own xml that is being used as a schema for data, now i have to validate a xml according to that schema. is th开发者_C百科ere any easy way to do it or i have
This may be a simple question for most Perl programmers, I have only used Perl for two weeks so far and am very unfamiliar with the Perl packages.
I want to validate a number. This number must be from -99.99 to +99.99 but except 0 (zero). I came up with this RegEx expression
Is it possible to write a schema allowing mixing validated XML with just well-formed XML? Case in point is a data transfer application where requests consist of a bunch of meta-data (which we\'d like
I wonder if开发者_高级运维 somebody knows if there is a framework somewhere out there tha can convert from XSD to entity model.
Basically if this was .NET, it would look like this: ISomething { string A { get; } int B { get; } } var somethings = new List<ISomething>();
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