How can the answer be improved? Or upload it: The validation check is performed against any XML schema or DTD declared inside the XML document. If neither an XML schema nor a DTD is declared, only a. Download a free trial of the XMLSpy XML validator and XML editor.

XML Validator - XSD (XML Schema) Validates the XML string/file against the specified XSD string/file. XSD files are 'XML Schemas' that describe the structure of a XML document. Hughesnet Used Equipment Activation Sales Program. The validator checks for well formedness first, meaning that your XML file must be parsable using a DOM/SAX parser, and only then does it validate your XML against the XML Schema. The validator will report fatal errors, non-fatal errors and warnings.

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For the latest documentation on Visual Studio 2017, see. For the latest documentation on Visual Studio 2017, see on docs.microsoft.com. The XML Editor checks XML 1.0 syntax and also performs data validation as you type. The editor can validate using a document type definition (DTD) or a schema. Red wavy underlines highlight any XML 1.0 well-formed errors. Blue wavy underlines show semantic errors based on DTD or schema validation.

Each error has an associated entry in the error list. You can also view the error message by pausing the mouse over the wavy underline. Schemas used in validation are found by matching the targetNamespace of a compiled schema with the element's xmlns declaration. Compiled schemas are loaded from one of the following locations, listed in order of priority: • From the file name specified in the Schemas field of the document Properties window. • An inline schema or DTD. • An external DTD or an xsd:schemaLocation and xsd:noNamespaceSchemaLocation attribute • An 'x-schema' XDR schema namespace URI.