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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 35657] - Add a "haltonerror" parameter to "xmlvalidate"

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------- Additional Comments From stevel@apache.org  2005-07-08 16:20 -------
better to have a failureproperty that is set on success... no, better to make
xmlvalidate a condition that can be used in a <condition> or <fail> statemement. 

In the meantime, 
1. why not break things up into multiple files? I do that, after using
<presetdef> to set up XSD validation right. 

2. There is actually a sort-of-bug with multifile validation in xmlvalidate in
ant1.6; we dont reset the parser. Current versions of xerces require a new
parser for every validation. So only ant1.7 will do bulk files properly, all the
time.

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