Re: Good way to identify malformed XML? -- MIDRANGE-L

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The referenced code uses a Monitor/On-Error with the XML-SAX opcode to
determine whether or not a document is 'well formed'.

https://code.midrange.com/0348e057ac
html

Chris
chris@xxxxxxxxx
www.brilligware.com

On Mon, Sep 13, 2021, 4:01 PM Justin Taylor <jtaylor.0ab@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have services that receive XML files (1-2K / day). I'm looking for a
quick and easy way to identify malformed XML. None of the XML supplies
schema info and they have a variety of data layouts. I'm just looking for
a way to identify the malformed XML files.

TIA
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