Conditional validation of documents (ignoring IDREFs)

I am storing one large XML file in a dbxml container adding and modifying its parts. Every part can be considered a stand-alone document with references to other parts (IDs and IDREFs). I would like to be able to validate every such part against a DTD but ignoring errors which arise from broken references. Is it possible with dbxml or should I do it externally?
Thanks in advance!

DB XML can't do that for you - you will need to find a way to do that before putting your documents in to DB XML. However, using the events API (new to 2.3), you should be able to streamline the document validating and adding process using a pipeline of events.
John

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It is only showing as a psd file in Windows, because it merely happens to have the extension ".psd". That does not mean that the file is an actual Photoshop file.
You could rename it to a file with a zip extension, and Windows would think it is an archive.
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Hi Expert,
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I know this thread is a bit old, but I wanted to share my experience and solution in case anyone else runs into this.
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