I'm not really sure if this is the proper forum, so please advise if I got that wrong.
I'm quite the newbie on schema validations, but have had some success using them. In the past, I've used tools such as XRay and Editix to do this. Now I'm experimenting with doing this in my c# project using the XmlSchemaSet.
One thing I have noticed, regardless of which tool being used, is that if namespaces don't match, the validation seems to give a "false positive", as it reports successful validation even if there are missing nodes as per the schema.
It seems like if the namespaces don't match, the validation should either fail and advise of that, or ignore the namespaces and use the schema to simply validate against the xml being supplied. It is misleading to report a successful validation just because the namespaces don't match.
Am I totally misunderstanding this topic? Are there any articles you can recommend to learn this stuff?
Thanks for any help...
Ron Mittelman