Even if you are creating the xml in-memory, you can still load the
XmlDocument using an XmlValidatingReader that loads the xml from a
StreamReader.
This will give you validation at load-time.
Thanks,
Priya
"MikeL" <milop@slomins.comwrote in message
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Hi, Martin.
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Yes, that's correct. I'm using .Net 1.x
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Too bad there's no simple method. Any ideas?
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"Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.dewrote in message
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>MikeL wrote:
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>>I have an XMLDoc object that loaded XML using the LoadXML method.
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>>I have a schema in a XmlSchemaCollection object.
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>>I want to validate the XML document in the XMLDoc object. All the
>>resources that I've found use the XMLTextReader object, but I am not
>>reading from disk.
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>If you use .NET 2.0 then there is a method called Validate on the
>XmlDocument instance.
>XmlSchemaCollection sounds more like you are using .NET 1.x. Is that
>right?
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>Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
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