SetIgnoringElementContentWhitespace() for XML-Schema ?

Hi,
I've got a (maybe simple) question for xml-freaks...
In the future I wanna work with xml-files. So, I've to use SAX and/or DOM.
I've heard the method setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace() of the class DocumentBuilderFactory requieres the DTD.
Do you know, if I also can use XML-Schema in order to use setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace() - or does this method really only supports DTD?
Then maybe do you know a similar method like setIgnoringElementContentWhitespace(), which supports XML-Schema?
Bye
Chris

Seems to me that trying it out would be the easiest way to find out.
If you don't have a setup where you can try it out, then you don't need to know the answer yet.

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