I am trying to validate an XML file that does not contain any xmlns: namespace attribute against a
predefined XSD schema.
I should think this would be easy to do, since there must be far more "unqualifie d" XML files out
there than there are ones that include a namespace reference.
Unfortunately, as I am coming to hate about all things XML, the easy things are extraordinarily
difficult and/or subtle.
I know how to create a schema collection dynamically and validate qualified XML files against it.
But I can't figure out the "no namespace in the XML file" situation (other than rewriting the XML
file to include an xmlns: attribute at the root, but that's too ugly to think about).
I tried, among many other things:
FileStream xsdStream = File.OpenRead(s chemaFile);
XmlTextReader xsdTR = new XmlTextReader(x sdStream);
XmlSchemaCollec tion schemaColl = new XmlSchemaCollec tion();
schemaColl.Add( "http://tempuri.org/finance.xsd", xsdTR);
FileStream xmlStream = File.OpenRead(f ileName);
XmlTextReader xmlTR = new XmlTextReader(x mlStream);
XmlValidatingRe ader xmlReader = new XmlValidatingRe ader(xmlTR);
xmlReader.Valid ationType = ValidationType. Schema;
xmlReader.Schem as.Add(schemaCo ll);
xmlReader.Valid ationEventHandl er += new ValidationEvent Handler(xmlRead er_ValidationEv entHandler);
XmlNamespaceMan ager theNSM = new XmlNamespaceMan ager(xmlTR.Name Table);
theNSM.AddNames pace(String.Emp ty, "http://tempuri.org/finance.xsd");
but that doesn't work, blowing up on the root element of the XML file, complaining that it can't
find schema information for the unqualified root element name.
So how the heck do I validate an XML file that has no namespace attributes???
- Mark 1 4173
Okay, I win the bozo award today.
It turns out three is a simple answer, but it's not in the code; it's in the XSD file. Stripping out
all the specific namespace references in the XSD file, and then using String.Empty as the target
namespace in the code, lets me validate "unqualifie d" XML files.
- Mark
On Tue, 09 Dec 2003 21:25:47 -0800, Mark Olbert <ma**@arcabama. com> wrote: I am trying to validate an XML file that does not contain any xmlns: namespace attribute against a predefined XSD schema.
I should think this would be easy to do, since there must be far more "unqualifie d" XML files out there than there are ones that include a namespace reference.
Unfortunatel y, as I am coming to hate about all things XML, the easy things are extraordinarily difficult and/or subtle.
I know how to create a schema collection dynamically and validate qualified XML files against it. But I can't figure out the "no namespace in the XML file" situation (other than rewriting the XML file to include an xmlns: attribute at the root, but that's too ugly to think about).
I tried, among many other things:
FileStream xsdStream = File.OpenRead(s chemaFile); XmlTextReade r xsdTR = new XmlTextReader(x sdStream); XmlSchemaColle ction schemaColl = new XmlSchemaCollec tion(); schemaColl.Add ("http://tempuri.org/finance.xsd", xsdTR);
FileStream xmlStream = File.OpenRead(f ileName); XmlTextReade r xmlTR = new XmlTextReader(x mlStream); XmlValidatingR eader xmlReader = new XmlValidatingRe ader(xmlTR); xmlReader.Vali dationType = ValidationType. Schema; xmlReader.Sche mas.Add(schemaC oll); xmlReader.Vali dationEventHand ler += new ValidationEvent Handler(xmlRead er_ValidationEv entHandler);
XmlNamespaceMa nager theNSM = new XmlNamespaceMan ager(xmlTR.Name Table); theNSM.AddName space(String.Em pty, "http://tempuri.org/finance.xsd");
but that doesn't work, blowing up on the root element of the XML file, complaining that it can't find schema information for the unqualified root element name.
So how the heck do I validate an XML file that has no namespace attributes???
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