Hi guys, kind of a funky question ... not a crisis or anything, but I
was curious if anyone knows ... or if this is a bug. I am happy to
radar away if it's a bug. I actually Googled "NSXMLDocument
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation" and it comes up a bust ... zero
hits. :) So I thought I would verify here before radar-ing. :)
So okay, my issue ...
I'm trying to validate against an Apple-defined XML schema:
it can use a DTD to validate XML ... or an XMLSchema doc. But if you
go XMLSchema, it looks like your schema has to be in a namespace.
In other words, so long as you put an xsi:schemaLocation attribute in
the root element of the XML you want to validate, all is cool ... but
if your schema is not in a namespace (like Apple's) ... well, you're
supposed to use xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation ... per the w3c. :)
But the validateAndReturnError method in NSXMLDocument does not see
that attribute ... only xsi:schemaLocation.
Am I just missing something obvious here? :)
Many thanks in advance for any insight.
Richard K. Wolf University of Illinois at Chicago
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