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now letamp;#39;s talk about validating XML documents now previously in the course we have covered what an XML document is how we build it the basic structure of it then we talked about the schemas and how we use a schema to make sure that weamp;#39;re getting all the appropriate information and weamp;#39;re mapping out that XML document in our schema document we want to talk about now is how do we actually go about validating that XML document against that schema letamp;#39;s review real quickly here two basic things you need to be concerned with your XML documents first of all your XML document must be well-formed that means all the tags have to nest properly the syntax of the XML document has to be correct if youamp;#39;ve done any other programming you know how important the syntax is on a command thatamp;#39;s exactly what we mean by well-formed the XML document has to be built correctly it has to be possible for any kind of application or tool or parser to be able to read th
