[Xpipe-users] Re: [Schematron-love-in] the best solution

[Mr F. S. <SIL...@CN...>]

>>> "Othman Haddad" <oh...@ne...> 06/25/02 09:07AM >>>
>=20
> the processing and validation of an xml document on the server side in =
an
> assembly line is really interesting (i mean something like:=20
>
> xm document->Schema w3c validation->Schematron validation->databinding =
to
> java...)

I am trying to do something like this.


> the problem is: if i want to check for validation just behind the =
browser
> where i write my xml document, i don't find any other way than doing =
using
> javascript...

I don't think anyone has implemented Schematron or XSLT in Javascript.
How do you write an XML document on a browser, anyway?

In my application the date comes from a form, which results in a servlet =
request
object, not an XML file.  The servelet has to create the XML file from the =
servlet
request object, so the same servlet can then call for validation.  If =
valid, it can
then pass the data from the servlet request object, as XML or in some =
other form,
to the back end.


> so is there anyway to check for validation in the browser using Schema =
W3C
> and Schematron before sending the xml to the server?

If you absolutely must validate on the browser, I cannot think of any way =
to do
this except maybe via a Java applet.