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Hello, I am currently writing a paper which includes testing the validation features of parsers. Therefore I need to test these parser with a massive number of test case and so I decided to use the XML Schema test collection provided here: http://www.w3.org/2001/05/xmlschema-test-collection.html Unfortunately the contributions are a little bit incomplete on the meta data side (Microsofts XML-File describing the tests is incomplete, at least in the current downloadables) and the promised reorganisation seems not to have been occureed or is still going on. I am very grateful to anybody for helping me with the following questions: 1. Is the schema test collection (especially the microsoft test case) still usable e.g. uptodate with XML Schema 1.0se and generally thought to be correct? Is there some work in progress regarding the upcoming XML Schema 1.1 rec? 2. Can I get the required meta data somewhere else? 3. An Implementation problem: What parser set up did the original contributors use to test Xerces? (I get Xerces2 (Java Parser 2.6.2) to validate the Schema4Schema against its dtds but I run into problems trying to validate a Schema against the Schema4Schema or is there some easyer way to tell a valid XML Schema from an invalid one? (@Admin: I know this is a Java question, but the XML Schema Test Collection does validation of XML Schemas all the time so it at least partially and very badly argumented fits here, maybe:) Many Thanks and Kind Regards, Gregor
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