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We have an XSD with encoding set to one value and we can validate XML files with different encodings successfully (our XSD has encoding utf-8 and various input XML files have utf-8, windows-1252 ...
For example, if I want to use JAXB ‘s xjc binding compiler to generate Java classes but only have an example XML file and no XSD, a tool like inst2xsd is very helpful for generating that XSD.
The next screen snapshot demonstrates the most simple use of schemagen in which the generated XML schema file (.xsd) is generated with the default name of schema1.xsd (there is no current way to ...
I'm working to use .XML the way it is supposed to be used by VS.NET. I created an .xsd file defining what I'd like to have in an .xml file.<BR><BR>What I'm stuck on, is finding some kind of way ...
WE show you how to validate XML files against XSD (XML Schema Definition) in Notepad++ to find and correct the errors in your documents.
Every XML has a schema. The schema is the structure of the XML file and how it should laid out. It's not mandatory but you can always create a schema definition file known as a XSD file to validate ...
I'm developing a EJB app. The idea is that the EJB should validate a xml-stucture with a xsd. This was working fine until I needed to put it all in a jar-file. I populate a document build upon a ...
Learn to develop a modern Java web application with this Apache Struts 2.5 example. No Struts config XML files are required. This zero-config Struts example goes without!
I recently published an article about how to build a zero-configuration Struts Hello World example app with annotations instead of a Struts configuration file. In this Struts tutorial, I’d like to ...
Every XML has a schema. The schema is the structure of the XML file and how it should laid out. It's not mandatory but you can always create a schema definition file known as a XSD file to validate ...
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