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Validating XML from the Command Line

You use the StylusValidator utility to validate XML from the command line. StylusValidator uses the built-in Stylus Studio XML validator. All output from this utility goes to stdout.

The StylusValidator utility takes the following format:

StylusValidator [-q] [-noval] [-schema] filename

Table 11 describes the parameters for the StylusXql command.

Parameter
Description
[-q]
Quiet mode - errors are not printed to stdout.
[-noval]
Checks only for well-formedness. Does not check for errors.
[-schema file ]
Validates the XML document against the XML Schema specified in the file parameter.
filename
The path of the XML document you want to validate.
Table 11. StylusValidator Command Line Parameters

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