How to use Xerces to validate an XML file against a DTD

Hi, can anybody tell me how to use Xerces to validate an XML file against a DTD. its urgent. post some sample code. it would be helpful for my project. isupposed to use SAX parser(Xerces)
Thanx in advance

Come on, I googled "xerces validate" and the first link is the Xerces FAQ:
http://xerces.apache.org/xerces-j/faq-general.html
And of course "how to validate" is a Xerces FAQ. Help yourself by doing a little research instead of waiting for other people.

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The views and opinions expressed here are
my own and do not reflect the views and
opinions of Oracle Corporation
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Keki Burjorjee (Oracle) (guest) wrote:
: 2 further questions related to this issue.
: 1) Say I am using XSLT to transform A.xml into B.xml, and I
: want to embed a reference to B.dtd within the B.xml file. Is
: there an XSLT command which will allow me to do this?
: 2) Is it possible for your team to give me a mechanism whereby
I
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: inputstream) it receives against a particular DTD? This scheme
: does not require the dtd to be present within the XML file
: Thanks,
: - Keki
: Oracle XML Team wrote:
: : What you are doing wrong is not including a reference to the
: : applicable DTD in your XML document. Without it there is no
: way
: : that the parser knows what to validate against. Including
the
: : reference is the XML standard way of specifying an external
: : DTD. Otherwise you need to embed the DTD in your XML
Document.
: : Oracle XML Team
: : http://technet.oracle.com
: : Oracle Technology Network
: : Keki Burjorjee (guest) wrote:
: : : Hi,
: : : I'm trying to use an external DTD to validate an XML
: : : file (which does not refer to this DTD). The java docs that
: : ship
: : : with the XML parser aren't clear on how exactly to do this
: (or
: : : whether it can be done). I'd appreciate any advice on how I
: : : should perform this operation.
: : : Here's what I'm doing right now.
: : : 1) The Java file
: : : import oracle.xml.parser.v2.*;
: : : public class ParseWithExternalDTD
: : : public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception
: : : DOMParser dp=new DOMParser();
: : : dp.parseDTD
: : : ("file:d:/jdk1.2/sample/test/family.DTD","family");
: : : DTD dtd=dp.getDoctype();
: : : dp.setDoctype(dtd);
: : : dp.parse("file:d:/jdk1.2/sample/test/family.xml");
: : : System.out.println("Finished with no errors!");
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: : : <!ELEMENT family (member*)>
: : : <!ATTLIST family lastname CDATA #REQUIRED>
: : : <!ELEMENT member (#PCDATA)>
: : : <!ATTLIST member memberid ID #REQUIRED>
: : : <!ATTLIST member dad IDREF #IMPLIED>
: : : <!ATTLIST member mom IDREF #IMPLIED>
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: : : <?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
: : : <family lastname="Smith">
: : : <TagToFoilParserValidation>
: : : </TagToFoilParserValidation>
: : : <member memberid="m1">Sarah</member>
: : : <member memberid="m2">Bob</member>
: : : <member memberid="m3" mom="m1" dad="m2">Joanne</member>
: : : <member memberid="m4" mom="m1" dad="m2">Jim</member>
: : : </family>
: : : 4) The output
: : : Finished with no errors!
: : : As you can see, the DOMParser failed to validate the
: : family.xml
: : : file against the family dtd otherwise, it would have
: reported
: : a
: : : validation error when it came across the
: : : TagToFoilParserValidation.
: : : Any insight as to what I'm doing wrong would be much
: : appreciated.
: : : Sincerely,
: : : Keki
: : : Project Iona
: : : Manufacturing Applications
: : : Oracle Corporation
: : : The views and opinions expressed here are
: : : my own and do not reflect the views and
: : : opinions of Oracle Corporation
1) No XSLT commands exist that allow you to embed a DTD while
doing the transformation.
2) You can use the setDocType() method in the parser, to set a
DTD based on which the XML document will be validated. The
parseDTD() method allows you to parse a DTD file separately and
get a DTD object. Here is a sample code :
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domparser.parse(new FileReader(xmlfile));
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Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
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if (text != null && text.length() > 0) {
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += text;
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += "?>";
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += "\n";
numberDisplayLines++;
break;
if (type == Node.ELEMENT_NODE) {
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] = indent.substring(0,
indent.length() - 4);
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += "</";
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += node.getNodeName();
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += ">";
displayStrings[numberDisplayLines] += "\n";
numberDisplayLines++;
indent += " ";
public static void main(String args[])
Vector xmlValue = new Vector();
xmlValue.add(0,"Kashif");
xmlValue.add(1,"Qasim");
//displayDocument("NewMediation.xml",xmlValue);
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Mediation>
<Task1>
<Source>
<SourceDriver>com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver</SourceDriver>
<SourceConnection>jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://10.2.1.58:1433;DatabaseName=MTCVB_HDS;</SourceConnection>
<SourceUser>sa</SourceUser>
<SourcePassword>sa</SourcePassword>
<Table>
<SourceTable>t_Agent</SourceTable>
<SourceQuery><![CDATA[SELECT SkillTargetID,PersonID,PeripheralID,EnterpriseName,PeripheralNumber,Deleted,TemporaryAgent,AgentStateTrace,ChangeStamp FROM t_Agent where SkillTargetID > {value_1} order by SkillTargetID]]>
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<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="SKILLTARGETID" ColumnNumber="1" DataType="Numeric" DefaultValue="0" Format="mm/dd/yyyy xx:xx:xx XX">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="PERSONID" ColumnNumber="2" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="PERIPHERALID" ColumnNumber="3" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="ENTERPRISENAME" ColumnNumber="4" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="PERIPHERALNUMBER" ColumnNumber="5" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="DELETED" ColumnNumber="6" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="TEMPORARYAGENT" ColumnNumber="7" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="AGENTSTATETRACE" ColumnNumber="8" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<SourceParm BusinessRule="" ColumnName="CHANGESTAMP" ColumnNumber="9" DataType="String" DefaultValue="" Format="">
</SourceParm>
<QueryParm FldName_1="SkillTargetID" FldType_1="Number" value_1="0">
</QueryParm>
</Table>
</Source>
</Task1>
</Mediation>
The QueryParm values are updated thru this code :)
Hope it helps u ...

Create a Purchase order using the BAPI using the data in the XML file.

Hello Gurus,
here is the scenario can anyone help me how to proceed explaining the procedure?
Create a Purchase order using the BAPI using the data in the XML file.
comprehensive explanations are appreciated.
thanks in advance.

hi,
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