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# XML Schema validator
## Objective
The objective of this project is to create a XML Schema validator.
## Validation
XML Schema validation checks XML messages against an XML Schema. This is called structural validation.
## XML Schema
XML Schema is a framework for XML documents. It defines the rules for XML documents. The rules include those for types, elements, attribute situations, etc.
## Front end
Written in JavaScript, the front end is a web page with a form field for user inputs. The front end sends requests to the back end via AJAX by POSTing or GETing forms. When the back end responds, the front end will display the response to the users.
## Back end
Written in Perl, the back end receives the requests from the front end and validates XML against a XML Schema. The back end also responds to the front end via AJAX by POSTing or GETing forms.
## Validation flow
When a web page loads in a browser, it will send requests to the back end via AJAX. The back end will validate XML against a XML Schema and then respond to the front end via AJ. When the front end receives the response, it will display the response to the users.
## Solutions
Step 1: Create server.
Step 2: Create input files.
Step 3: Create output files.
Step 1: Create server.
The back end is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::Simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms. Follow the below steps to create server.
Step 1: Get server.
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```bash
> wget install Unixod-server.pm
> wget install Unixod-server.pm
>'Perl Web Server<
> wget install Unixod-server.pm
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```
The simplest way is to use one of these packages:
package: server;
```bash
Step 2: Create input files.
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Copy the prototype server to server.
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```bash
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## Validation
Our XML validator will check XML messages against an XML Schema. This is called structural validation.
## Company
At one point, our company had rejected XML validation by implementing validation with external DTDs. After studying the problem, we now expect most XML validation to be via XML Schema. This is because the XML Schema is more structured than the DTD.
## Solution
Step 1: Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2: Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::Simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4: Create input files.
Step 5: Create output files.
Step 6: Create server.
Step 1: Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2: Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server:: simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4: Create input files.
Step 5: Create output files.
Step 6: Create server.
Step 1: Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2: Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server:: simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4: Create input files.
Step 5: Create output files.
Step 6: Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2: Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server:: simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4: Create input files.
Step 5: Create output files.
Step 6: Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step :Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4: Create input files.
Step 5: Create output files.
Step 6: Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2: Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4: Create input files.
Step 5: Create output files.
Step 6: Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2:Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3:Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4:Create input files.
Step 5:Create output files.
Step 6:Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2:Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3:Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4:Create input files.
Step 5:Create output files.
Step 6:Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2:Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3:Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4:Create input files.
Step 5:Create output files.
Step 6:Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2:Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3:Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4:Create input files.
Step 5:Create output files.
Step 6:Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2:Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 3:Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server::simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
Step 4:Create input files.
Step 5:Create output files.
Step 6:Create server.
Step 1:Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 2:Create output files.
The output files are all XML文件.
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```bash
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```
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Step 2: Create input files.
The inputs files are all XML files.
Step 3: Create output files.
The output files are all XML files.
Step 4:Create server.
The server is written in Perl. The Perl web application uses HTTP::Server:: simple to accept HTTP requests. The web application responds to requests by responding to Web forms.
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