From: Rosta Farzan
[mailto:rosta(_at_)sn432s03(_dot_)sci(_dot_)csuhayward(_dot_)edu]
Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 7:59 PM
Subject: [xsl] XML/XSL Validator
I am looking for a validator for XML and XSL that validates
them based on
W3C recommendation. Can somebody help me with that.
In advance I appreciate your help.
Any processor that conforms to the XSLT 1.0 spec will do the trick. First
your source document is checked by the XML parser to ensure it is
well-formed and conforms to the XML 1.0 spec; then your stylesheet is also
parsed and then compiled by the XSLT processor. Any errors in the
stylesheet will be flagged and reported by the processor.
It sounds like you want a lint-checker for your stylesheets to use before
applying them to source documents; such a beast exists, but it hasn't been
updated in almost three years:
http://nwalsh.com/xsl/xslint/
You're better off just configuring your XSLT editor to use a command-line
processor, if possible. Or consider using an editor that has a built-in
debugger; the only one I'm familiar with is XMLSPY 5, but there may be
non-commercial alternatives out there as well.
hth,
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