[jdom-interest] Newbie: - JDOM validation with Schema.

[Mead, Paul]

I have read the Java and XML book and got JDOM loaded up. It works very well
for non-validating scenarios as below.

   try {
            SAXBuilder builder = new SAXBuilder(false);
            Document doc = builder.build(new File("foo.xml"));  
	etc

I thought I would try a validation test using an XML Schema 

   try {
            SAXBuilder builder = new SAXBuilder(true);
            Document doc = builder.build(new File("foo.xml"));  
	etc

The problem now comes from setting up the namespaces in the foo.xml and
foo.xsd so that things actually work. There is no example in the book, and
any examples I have found on the web all seem to point to non-existant URIs,
or ones that require some sort of log-in (W3C). 

Has anyone got a really simple example of xml/xsd files that actually work
'out of the box',or can point me to a source area?

I guess validation always requires the namespace definitions to be read in,
is there any way to set this up so that all the files are local??

Any help greatly appreciated.

Paul


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