My libxml/XML Schema experience stems from some years ago. At that time it didn't really work. On the http://xmlsoft.org I read things like:

A partial implementation of XML Schemas Part 1: Structure is being worked on but it would be far too early to make any conformance statement about it at the moment.

And that it doesn't claim to completely implement: DOM and SAX?! This scares me away. I use Xalan/Xerces because I have good experience with it and they fully implement most of the W3C recommendations, see for example Xerces features. Of course there might be some exotic features I'll probably never use, still I'd like to make the choice myself.

Cheers

Harry

In reply to Re^3: xml validation using perl by dHarry
in thread xml validation using perl by pavanmach

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