Another exercise, a harder one, to write an XSLT to convert a schema into a
XSLT that checks a XML
for corectness. I wonder, it is really easier than a Schema validator written
in XSLT?
--- Michael Kay <mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com> wrote:
This topic leads to the question: is there a Schema validator
implemented 100% in XSLT?
I think you can be pretty sure the answer is no!
I did once try to write an XSLT processor in XSLT; an interesting exercise,
but not really likely to be a competitive product.
A more modest aim, which probably would be feasible, is to write a schema
checker in XSLT (that is, a program which tells you whether a schema is
valid, as distinct from validating an instance document against that
schema).
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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