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 ...

The XML schema file is usually an XML-Data Reduced (XDR) or XML Schema Definition (XSD) file. XSD schema-based validation is the industry-accepted standard and will be the method of XML validation in ...

The second-generation .NET Framework builds on the tools of the first to provide better, more standards-compliant XML data validation.

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 ...

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 ...

If that XML Schema could perform coarse-grained validation, applications could discard the validation code described in this article and focus on business logic.

Constraining XML by using DTDs or XML Schema is a well-accepted practice. However, using those same mechanisms for constraining Java method arguments is uncharted territory. In this article, Brett ...