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To validate the COLLADA document <code>duck.dae</code> against the latest COLLADA 1.4 schema available from [[Khronos]], run the following command: | To validate the COLLADA document <code>duck.dae</code> against the latest COLLADA 1.4 schema available from [[Khronos]], run the following command: | ||
xmllint --noout --schema http://www.khronos.org/files/collada_schema_1_4 duck.dae | xmllint --noout --schema <nowiki>http://www.khronos.org/files/collada_schema_1_4</nowiki> duck.dae | ||
You could also copy the schema locally and use your local version: | You could also copy the schema locally and use your local version: |
Revision as of 20:27, 29 May 2007
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This article is one several tutorials, guides, and annotated examples available in this wiki. |
Multipage tutorials: • COLLADA DOM user guide Shorter how-tos: • Using accessors • Schema validation • Using URIs • Various annotated examples Instructions for adding a tutorial |
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The COLLADA format is defined by a W3C schema. If a document doesn't conform to the schema then it isn't valid COLLADA data. This tutorial explains a few different ways to validate a COLLADA document against the COLLADA schema.
Using xmllint
xmllint
is a command-line application that can be used to validate an XML document against a W3C schema. xmllint
is distributed as part of libxml
. You can find binaries for Windows here. Most Linux distributions come with libxml
already installed.
To validate the COLLADA document duck.dae
against the latest COLLADA 1.4 schema available from Khronos, run the following command:
xmllint --noout --schema http://www.khronos.org/files/collada_schema_1_4 duck.dae
You could also copy the schema locally and use your local version:
xmllint --noout --schema colladaSchema.xsd duck.dae
The --noout
option prevents superfluous output. If the COLLADA document violates the schema, xmllint
outputs an error message.
Using libxml from a C/C++ Application
Using libxml
, you can validate a COLLADA document against the schema from a C/C++ application. The following code illustrates how it works.
#include "libxml/xmlschemas.h" // libxml error handler void schemaErrorCallback(void*, const char* message, ...) { va_list varArgs; va_start(varArgs, message); vfprintf(stdout, message, varArgs); va_end(varArgs); } // libxml warning handler void schemaWarningCallback(void* callbackData, const char* message, ...) { } // Returns true if file validated successfully, false otherwise bool validate(const string& uri) { bool result = false; if (xmlSchemaParserCtxt* schemaParser = xmlSchemaNewParserCtxt("http://www.khronos.org/files/collada_schema_1_4")) { if (xmlSchema* schema = xmlSchemaParse(schemaParser)) { if (xmlSchemaValidCtxt* validityContext = xmlSchemaNewValidCtxt(schema)) { xmlSchemaSetValidErrors(validityContext, schemaErrorCallback, schemaWarningCallback, /* callback data */ 0); // Returns 0 if validation succeeded result = xmlSchemaValidateFile(validityContext, uri.c_str(), 0) == 0; xmlSchemaFreeValidCtxt(validityContext); } xmlSchemaFree(schema); } xmlSchemaFreeParserCtxt(schemaParser); } return result; }