Using the example program sax.Counter

[Klaas Dellschaft <kl...@uni-koblenz.de>]

Hi,

I have a question about the sax.Counter example program:

I try to validate a xml file against a schema. I thought I have to use the 
following function call:

java sax.Counter -s -f -n <xml file>

If I call it this way the validation doesn't work. Now I was told that I 
have to use sax.Counter this way:

java sax.Counter -v -f -n <xml file>

So what is exactly meant with "Turn on/off Schema validation support."?

Regards
Klaas Dellschaft 


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Re: Using the example program sax.Counter

[Andy Clark <an...@cyberneko.net>]

Klaas Dellschaft wrote:
> I have a question about the sax.Counter example program:
> 
> I try to validate a xml file against a schema. I thought I have to use 
> the following function call:
> 
> java sax.Counter -s -f -n <xml file>
> 
> If I call it this way the validation doesn't work. Now I was told that I 
> have to use sax.Counter this way:
> 
> java sax.Counter -v -f -n <xml file>
> 
> So what is exactly meant with "Turn on/off Schema validation support."?

The Schema validation option is only meaningful if validation
is enabled. Try the following:

   java sax.Counter -n -v -s -f <xml file>

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Andy Clark * andyc@apache.org

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