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XML/XSD Schema Validator
By joe miguel, published on 26 Feb 2004
To teach how to write XML and Schemas (or DTD's). Some of the schemas language can be difficult to understand. I needed an easy (and free) way to know if my work was correct, if not then exactly what was wrong with it. As implied above, this example will also show you how to use schemas in your own programs.
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