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RE: DTD, XML schema, RDF,RELAX which one

Subject: RE: DTD, XML schema, RDF,RELAX which one
From: Kay Michael <Michael.Kay@xxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 12:16:44 -0000
RE: DTD
> " Which schema and validation technology is going to be the 
> best choice 
> when using XSL in the short, medium and long term future "

This doesn't sound like an XSLT question but I'll give you an XSLT answer.
For data-oriented documents, DTD validation is almost useless. Schema
validation is considerably better, but still has a lot of gaps, e.g. in
validating cross-field consistency. So I'd say that doing validation using
XSLT is a useful short-term answer (because Schema isn't generally available
yet), and will also be a useful medium-term answer (because it can validate
more thoroughly than Schema can).

By "validation using XSLT", I mean writing a stylesheet that produces <OK/>
as its output if the input is valid, or a document containing error messages
otherwise.

Mike Kay


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