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Re: Fast text output from SAX?


fast schema validation
At 12:46 AM -0400 4/15/04, Stephen D. Williams wrote:


>I could just as easily argue that every application has to perform 
>schema validation, and then at a further level a complete 
>application-level sanity validation (since DTD/Schema only goes so 
>far), then referential integrity to database tables, etc.  Certainly 
>very paranoid applications processing potentially unfriendly data 
>need to do these levels, but it is not required of many other 
>applications.

You're mixing apples and oranges. Schema validation (even DTD 
validation) is explicitly optional in XML. Furthermore you can 
process an invalid document. That is definitely not true of a 
malformed document. Failing to check well-formedness is not an option.


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