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CodeSnip: Validating XML Data using the XML Schema Definition
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Published:
02 Feb 2007
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Abstract
This code snippet explains how to validate an XML Document with an XSD schema file. |
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by Uday Denduluri
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| Introduction |
The following will help someone understand the validation of
XML files against the XML schema definition (XSD). Let us assume that we have
an XML file and XSD file. We need to validate this XML file before we perform operations
on it. The code snippets shown below are in written in the C# language. Some of
the classes used were introduced in .NET Framework 2.0.
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User Comments
Title:
CodeSnip: Validating XML Data using the XML Schema Definition
Name:
A Non E Mous
Date:
2009-03-30 7:36:50 AM
Comment:
This does not actually work. I have tried it in VS2008, giving a valid XSD file and an XML file that does not match the schema in any respect and did not get any errors.
When I made the XML file invalid, the XMLDocument.Load call did raise an exception as expected. Invalidating the XSD also caused an exception in Schemas.Add; however, the functionality claimed in the article title is non-existent.
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Title:
CodeSnip: Validating XML Data using the XML Schema Definition
Name:
my name? Your name? The name of the article?
Date:
2007-03-19 9:30:20 PM
Comment:
This code won't actually compile. That may be my fault, but I am pretty sure that there are some sytaxish errors here:
if(!String.IsNullOrEmpty(ErrorMessage.ToString()))
{
MessageBox.Show(ErrorMessage.ToString());
}
where does ErrorMessage get defined?
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