DTD for data-management-config.xml

Is the data-management-config.xml file structure somewhere
explained? I wonder why isn't this file (as well as all the other
FDS config files) validated against a DTD or XML schema?
I'm trying to configure multiple parameters for a destination
server method, without success so far. The following attempts have
all failed
<server>
<fill-method>
<name>getFolderContent</name>
<params>java.lang.String;boolean</params>
</fill-method>
</server>
<server>
<fill-method>
<name>getFolderContent</name>
<params>java.lang.String, boolean</params>
</fill-method>
</server>
<server>
<fill-method>
<name>getFolderContent</name>
<params>java.lang.String</params>
<params>boolean</params>
</fill-method>
</server>
I want to pass in a Java String and a boolean (the
primitive). What's the correct syntax? Thank you.

Thanks a bunch, that was it. Any ideas where I can find DTSs
or Schemas for the FDS config files?
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