Re: [xsl] regd: XML schema

Subject: Re: [xsl] regd: XML schema
From: Wendell Piez <wapiez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 12:14:13 -0500
Laksh,

If your stuff is well-formed (XML) HTML, then the schemas you want to use are those from W3C, which specifies HTML -- in this case XHTML. That's what you want to validate against. There are two versions, strict and transitional; strict is built on the principle that styling should be done through CSS, while transitional works on the assumption that many will want to validate XHTML containing tags with formatting semantics that have been deprecated.

At present, I believe both these schemas are in DTD syntax; I don't believe there's an W3C XML Schema (capital 'S') for HTML yet. (Anyone?)

W3C is at http://w3.org: dig into 'XHTML'.

Have fun,
Wendell

At 08:54 AM 2/11/02, you wrote:
Hello,
I'm doing a conversion program to convert the HTML
document into a XML document.I've converted the HTML
document into a WELL-FORMED (XML
COmpatible)document.But to validate that XML
compatible document i need a XML Schema.I DOn't know
where to get it.
Any related information is welcomed.Please help me in
this regard.
thanks,


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