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Yeah Anthony, there is numerous of sites for testing XML against an XSD. In my opinion you should go for the this online solution: <a href="http://www.utilities-online.info/xsdvalidation/#.VLdGpixBJ1s" rel="ugc"> http://www.utilities-onlin<wbr />e.info/xsd<wbr />validation<wbr />/#.VLdGpix<wbr />BJ1s</a><br />
This might help you a lot.<br />
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Thanks<br />
JayShawn
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Yeah Anthony, there is numerous of sites for testing XML against an XSD. In my opinion you should go for the this online solution: http://www.utilities-online.info/xsdvalidation/#.VLdGpixBJ1s [http://www.utilities-online.info/xsdvalidation/#.VLdGpixBJ1s]
This might help you a lot.

Thanks
JayShawn

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Is there an online site that will allow me to test my XML file against my XSD file ?<br />
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Thanks
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Is there an online site that will allow me to test my XML file against my XSD file ?

Thanks

Is there an online site that will test an XML against an XSD

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