gube, so you've tried XML::Validator::Schema written by our very own samtregar?
If you have, would you mind helping us out by posting the code you tried and some examples of failure/error messages.
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Qube, I'm not understanding what you're asking that is not met by the answers in the other thread. I think part of the problem is that I don't quite grasp your aversion to the libxml2/XML::LibXML solution. Can you elucidate? | [reply] |
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You can install a local copy of libxml2 as a non-root user, according to this entry in the libxml2 FAQ - that should get around the 'system packages' requirement. Alternatively, the xsdvalid tool from XMLmind looks like it might be a less involved install than libxml2.
If installing anything non-Perl is out of the question, you could, if you're desperate enough, use the online XSD validator. Which is currently displaying:
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But, hey, it's free... ;-)
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ok, I understand. The only thing I can say is that with libxml2 you get all sorts of juicy XML functionality in addtion to schema validation, so it's well worth installing it. Other than that, sorry, I have no further ideas
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I have mentioned in the link How to check xml elements? what is the problem using that modules for me
The XML::LibXML is working fine. But, it's a system package and I do not want to install anything dependent on system packages.
- use XML::LibXML
- fix XML::Validator::Schema
- write your own
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What do you think changed in 3 days?
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