A
adelormex
Hi all,
I guess this topic has been beated to death but around I can still
only find school-book examples.
Even some of the books on .NET 2.0 still use the deprecated method,
which I wouldn't mind, as long as it worked.
Well here is a real-world scenario: I want to validate a resume[1]
document against it's official schema[2]
Here's the code I'm using http://dpaste.com/hold/32393/ which returns:
The 'http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace:lang' attribute is not
declared.
I tried also fixing the xml manually with no success and made an
attempt with other languages and toolkits with the same outcome.
Are the HR-XML samples/schemas plain broken or what am I missing?
Thanks,
A.D.
I guess this topic has been beated to death but around I can still
only find school-book examples.
Even some of the books on .NET 2.0 still use the deprecated method,
which I wouldn't mind, as long as it worked.
Well here is a real-world scenario: I want to validate a resume[1]
document against it's official schema[2]
Here's the code I'm using http://dpaste.com/hold/32393/ which returns:
The 'http://www.w3.org/XML/1998/namespace:lang' attribute is not
declared.
I tried also fixing the xml manually with no success and made an
attempt with other languages and toolkits with the same outcome.
Are the HR-XML samples/schemas plain broken or what am I missing?
Thanks,
A.D.