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Re: [xml-dev] Big hierarchy of XML Schema documents ... which XML Schema validators bring in the documents on demand?

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Boris Kolpackov <>
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"Costello, Roger L." <>
Date
2010-07-29T08:52:27Z
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Re: [xml-dev] Big hierarchy of XML Schema documents ... which XML Schema validators bring in the documents on demand?
Hi Roger,

Costello, Roger L. <> writes:

> XERCES (C++)

Eager loading.


> XERCES (Perl)

This one is based on Xerces-C++ thought the project is not maintained
at the moment/anymore.


> LIBXML

You mean Gnome's libxml2, right? Last time I checked the XML Schema
support has been very incomplete and buggy.


There is a third class of XML Schema processors: data binding tools
and frameworks. While some of them use XML Schema validation from
the underlying XML parser, others generate validation code in the
target programming language. So I guess a third class in your
dichotomy would be something like "Compiled-in".

Boris

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