*Validating* XML Parser written in Java ?

[David Megginson]

Dmitri Kondratiev writes:

 > Does anybody know any free *validating* XML parserers written in Java ? 

There is a serious problem right now with the XML terminology.  There
are at least four Java-based XML parsers right now that will parse a
DTD:

 - Lark
 - MSXML
 - NXP (a little out of date)
 - Ælfred

Of these, I think that only MSXML claims to be validating.  Do you
need full validation, or do you just need a DTD-driven parser that
will pick up entity declarations, default attribute values, etc?  We
really need to invent some better terms, since validation and
DTD-awareness are really separate concepts.


All the best,


David

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