Validating XML SOAP request and response documents against XSD schemas leads to greater Web service security with only a modest effect on client performance. Microsoft's Xsd.exe is a versatile tool for generating XML schema from sample XML files. Apply this article's Heimlich maneuvers when Xsd.exe chokes on large, complex XML SOAP response documents. Test-drive the ASP.NET version of the article's downloadable Visual Basic .NET Windows form project at http://www.oakleaf.ws/xsdgen/....
Use this step-by-step guide to write an XSD schema from a database. This article focuses on the following two scenarios: How to write an XSD schema from a DataSet object with one table where all columns are not required in the resulting XSD schema. How to write an XSD schema from a DataSet object with multiple datatables where all tables are not required in the resulting XSD schema....
Utlimately I want to be able to parse an xml STRING with an xsd STRING but this is the best I could do: parsing an xml FILE with an xsd FILE. I basically reworked a console application example in the MSDN help file into a nicer looking ASP.NET Web form example. It tells you if your file is not well-formed and then if it is not valid it lists out the specific reason (like in XMLSpy), quite helpful to find an error in a large XML file as it returns the line number on which the error occurred as we...
Learn how to use the XmlValidatingReader class to validate document/literal .NET XML Web services request and response messages. The downloadable sample ASP.NET Web service consumer project connects to the ReportsWS crosstab Web service at http://www.oakleaf.ws/ReportsWS/ReportsWS.asmx. The ASP.NET consuming client is live at http://www.oakleaf.ws/CTSchema/....
