Examples of javax.jdo.util.XMLTestUtil.checkXML()

javax.jdo.util.XMLTestUtil.checkXML()
Parse the specified file. The method checks whether it is a XSD or DTD base file and parses the file using a builder according to the file name suffix. The valid parameter determines whether the specified files are valid JDO metadata files. The method does not throw an exception on an error, instead it returns the error message(s) as string.

        XMLTestUtil util = new XMLTestUtil();
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(positiveDTDJDO, true));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(negativeDTDJDO, false));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(positiveDTDORM, true));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(negativeDTDORM, false));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(positiveDTDJDOQUERY, true));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(negativeDTDJDOQUERY, false));
        failOnError();
    }


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        appendMessage(util.checkXML(positiveDTDJDO, true));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(negativeDTDJDO, false));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(positiveDTDORM, true));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(negativeDTDORM, false));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(positiveDTDJDOQUERY, true));
        appendMessage(util.checkXML(negativeDTDJDOQUERY, false));
        failOnError();
    }


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