<schema> Content: location | noNamespaceLocation | (location noNamespaceLocation) </schema> <location> Content: list of anyURI pairs </location> <noNamespaceLocation> Content: anyURI </noNamespaceLocation>
Use the W3C XML Schema specified by this element to constrain the document.
The content of child element location
is identical to the one of standard attribute xsi:schemaLocation
. The content of child element noNamespaceLocation
is identical to the one of standard attribute xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation
.
Note that
if a document contains a document type declaration (<!DOCTYPE>) which defines elements,
or if the root element of a document has xsi:schemaLocation
/xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation
attributes,
of if a document contains a <?xml-model href="..."?>
,
the grammar specified this way is used and the W3C XML Schema specified in the configuration file is ignored.
Example:
<schema> <location>http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml xsd/5.2/xhtml5.xsd</location> </schema>
Validating W3C XML Schemas | |
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If your configuration allows to edit W3C XML Schemas, you'll typically specify: <schema> <location>http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema xsd/XMLSchema.xsd</location> </schema> where However, it is also possible to validate the document being edited using XXE's built-in schema validator. This kind of validation is more comprehensive than the one performed by the XML Schema for XML Schema alone. This is achieved by referencing the " <schema>
<location>http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema
xxe-schema-for-schema</location>
</schema> |