XML-Validate-1.025/ 0000755 0165220 0000772 00000000000 10421407077 015561 5 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML-Validate-1.025/t/ 0000755 0165220 0000772 00000000000 10421407077 016024 5 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML-Validate-1.025/t/pod_coverage.t 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000000330 10421406773 020644 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 use Test::More;
eval "use Test::Pod::Coverage 1.00";
plan skip_all => "Test::Pod::Coverage 1.00 required for testing POD Coverage" if $@;
all_pod_coverage_ok({ also_private => [ qr/^[A-Z_]+$/ ], }); #Ignore all caps
XML-Validate-1.025/t/MSXML.t 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000012044 10421406772 017113 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
#
# unit test for XML::Validate::MSXML
#
use strict;
use Test::Assertions qw(test);
use Getopt::Std;
use vars qw($opt_t $opt_T);
getopts("tT");
my $num_tests = plan tests => 24;
chdir($1) if ($0 =~ /(.*)(\/|\\)(.*)/);
unshift @INC, "../lib";
unless ($^O =~ /^MSWin32$/ && have_dependencies())
{
for (1.. $num_tests) {
ignore($_);
ASSERT(1, "MSXML not available");
}
exit
}
require XML::Validate::MSXML;
ASSERT(1, "compiled version $XML::Validate::MSXML::VERSION");
# Log::Trace
if($opt_t) { require Log::Trace; import Log::Trace qw(print); }
if($opt_T) { require Log::Trace; deep_import Log::Trace qw(print); }
my $wellformed_XML = READ_FILE("well-formed.xml");
my $malformed_XML = READ_FILE("malformed.xml");
my $valid_XML = READ_FILE("valid.xml");
my $invalid_XML = READ_FILE("invalid.xml");
my $valid_XML_externalDTD = READ_FILE("valid-ext-dtd.xml");
my $invalid_XML_externalDTD = READ_FILE("invalid-ext-dtd.xml");
my $invalid_XML_schema = READ_FILE("invalid-schema.xml");
my $valid_XML_schema = READ_FILE("valid-schema.xml");
# Construct validator
my $loose_validator = new XML::Validate::MSXML(strict_validation => 0);
DUMP("the MSXML validator object", $loose_validator);
ASSERT(ref($loose_validator) eq 'XML::Validate::MSXML', "Instantiated a new XML::Validate::MSXML");
ASSERT($loose_validator->version =~ /^[\d.-]+$/, "MSXML version: " . $loose_validator->version);
# Fail to construct with bad opts
eval {
my $bad_validator = new XML::Validate::MSXML(Foo => 'bar');
};
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /Unknown option: Foo/),'Bad options rejected');
# Check Well-formedness of XML
ASSERT($loose_validator->validate($wellformed_XML), 'Well-formed XML checked');
ASSERT(!$loose_validator->last_error, 'Well-formed XML leaves no error');
# invalid XML fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$loose_validator->validate($malformed_XML), 'malformed XML checked');
DUMP("Malformed XML error",$loose_validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($loose_validator->last_error->{message} =~ /End tag 'flower' does not match the start tag 'name'/), 'Malformed XML leaves an error');
# Check validity of XML
my $validator = new XML::Validate::MSXML();
$validator->validate($valid_XML);
my $dom = $validator->last_dom();
DUMP("DOM Document type",Win32::OLE->QueryObjectType($dom));
ASSERT(Win32::OLE->QueryObjectType($dom) =~ m/^IXMLDOMDocument\d+/,'Valid XML parsed');
ASSERT(!$validator->last_error, 'Valid XML leaves no error');
# invalid XML fails an exception and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML), 'Invalid XML validity checked');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Expecting: plant/), 'Invalid XML leaves an error');
# invalid XML with a schema fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML_schema), 'Invalid XML with a schema validity checked');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Expecting: plant/), 'Invalid XML with a schema leaves an error');
# Assert we can use the documentElement on the DOM object
$validator->validate($valid_XML);
my $DOM = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT($DOM->documentElement(), "Returned DOM can call documentElement method");
# Validate against external entities
ASSERT(Win32::OLE->QueryObjectType($DOM) =~ m/^IXMLDOMDocument\d+/,'Valid XML parsed on external');
ASSERT(!$validator->last_error, 'Valid XML with external DTD leaves no error');
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML_externalDTD),'Invalid XML parsed on external');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Expecting: plant/), 'Invalid XML with external DTD leaves an error');
# Assert we can use the documentElement on the DOM object
$validator->validate($valid_XML_externalDTD);
my $DOM_externalDTD = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT($DOM_externalDTD->documentElement(), "Returned DOM can call documentElement method");
# Assert that well-formed docs with no schema or dtd are considered valid
ASSERT($validator->validate($wellformed_XML), 'Well-formed XML checked with strict validator');
# Assert that valid docs with just a schema are considered valid
ASSERT($validator->validate($valid_XML_schema), 'Valid XML with a schema checked');
# Check errors are reported...
eval { $validator->validate() };
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /validate called with no data/), 'Undefined XML is fatal exception');
eval { $validator->validate("") };
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /validate called with no data/), 'Null string XML is fatal exception');
sub TRACE {}
sub DUMP {}
#
# This is a bit nasty in that it duplicates code in the module
#
sub have_dependencies {
eval {
require Win32::OLE;
my $warn_level = Win32::OLE->Option('Warn');
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => 0);
my($doc, $cache);
foreach my $version ('5.0', '4.0') {
$doc = Win32::OLE->new('MSXML2.DOMDocument.' . $version) or next;
$cache = Win32::OLE->new('MSXML2.XMLSchemaCache.' . $version) or next;
}
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => $warn_level);
die unless($doc && $cache);
};
return (!$@);
}
XML-Validate-1.025/t/LibXML.t 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000012372 10421406772 017306 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
#
# unit test for XML::Validate::LibXML
#
use strict;
use Test::Assertions qw(test);
use Getopt::Std;
use Cwd;
use vars qw($opt_t $opt_T);
getopts("tT");
my $num_tests = plan tests => 25;
eval {
require XML::LibXML;
};
if($@) {
for (1 .. $num_tests) {
ignore($_);
ASSERT(1, "XML::LibXML not available");
}
exit;
}
chdir($1) if ($0 =~ /(.*)(\/|\\)(.*)/);
unshift @INC, "../lib";
require XML::Validate::LibXML;
ASSERT(1, "compiled version $XML::Validate::LibXML::VERSION");
# Log::Trace
if($opt_t) { require Log::Trace; import Log::Trace qw(print); }
if($opt_T) { require Log::Trace; deep_import Log::Trace qw(print); }
my $wellformed_XML = READ_FILE("well-formed.xml");
my $malformed_XML = READ_FILE("malformed.xml");
my $valid_XML = READ_FILE("valid.xml");
my $invalid_XML = READ_FILE("invalid.xml");
my $valid_XML_externalDTD = READ_FILE("valid-ext-dtd.xml");
my $invalid_XML_externalDTD = READ_FILE("invalid-ext-dtd.xml");
my $invalid_XML_schema = READ_FILE("invalid-schema.xml");
my $base_uri_XML = READ_FILE("base-uri.xml");
my $valid_XML_schema = READ_FILE("valid-schema.xml");
# Construct loose validator
my $loose_validator = new XML::Validate::LibXML(strict_validation => 0);
DUMP("the LibXML validator object", $loose_validator);
ASSERT(ref($loose_validator) eq 'XML::Validate::LibXML', "Instantiated a new XML::Validate::LibXML");
ASSERT($loose_validator->version =~ /^[\d.-]+$/, "XML::LibXML version: " . $loose_validator->version);
# Fail to construct with bad opts
eval {
my $bad_validator = new XML::Validate::LibXML(Foo => 'bar');
};
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /Unknown option: Foo/),'Bad options rejected');
# Check Well-formedness of XML
ASSERT($loose_validator->validate($wellformed_XML), 'Well-formed XML checked');
ASSERT(!$loose_validator->last_error, 'Well-formed XML leaves no error');
# invalid XML fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$loose_validator->validate($malformed_XML), 'malformed XML checked');
DUMP("Malformed XML error",$loose_validator->last_error);
ASSERT($loose_validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Opening and ending tag mismatch/, 'Malformed XML leaves an error');
# Check validity of XML
my $validator = new XML::Validate::LibXML();
$validator->validate($valid_XML);
my $dom = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT(UNIVERSAL::isa($dom, 'XML::LibXML::Document'),'Valid XML parsed');
ASSERT(!$validator->last_error, 'Valid XML leaves no error');
# invalid XML fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML), 'Invalid XML validity checked');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /No declaration for element fish/, 'Invalid XML leaves an error');
# invalid XML with a schema fails and returns an error record
# This doesn't work in LibXML. It isn't schema capable. So we ignore for now.
ignore(13);
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML_schema), 'Invalid XML with a schema validity checked');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ignore(14);
ASSERT($validator->last_error && $validator->last_error->{message} =~ /No declaration for element fish/, 'Invalid XML with a schema leaves an error');
# Assert we can use the documentElement on the DOM object
$validator->validate($valid_XML);
my $DOM = $validator->last_dom();;
ASSERT($DOM->getDocumentElement(), "Returned DOM can call getDocumentElement method");
# Validate against external entities
$validator->validate($valid_XML_externalDTD);
$DOM = $validator->last_dom();;
ASSERT(UNIVERSAL::isa($DOM, 'XML::LibXML::Document'),'Valid XML parsed on external');
ASSERT(!$validator->last_error, 'Valid XML with external DTD leaves no error');
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML_externalDTD),'Invalid XML parsed on external');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /No declaration for element fish/, 'Invalid XML with external DTD leaves an error');
# Assert we can use the documentElement on the DOM object
$validator->validate($valid_XML_externalDTD);
my $DOM_externalDTD = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT($DOM_externalDTD->getDocumentElement(), "Returned DOM can call getDocumentElement method");
# Assert that well-formed docs with no schema or dtd are considered valid
ASSERT($validator->validate($wellformed_XML), 'Well-formed XML checked with strict validator');
# Assert that valid docs with just a schema are considered valid
ASSERT($validator->validate($valid_XML_schema), 'Valid XML with a schema checked');
# Check errors are reported...
eval { $validator->validate() };
ASSERT($@ =~ /validate called with no data/, 'Undefined XML is fatal exception');
eval { $validator->validate("") };
ASSERT($@ =~ /validate called with no data/, 'Null string XML is fatal exception');
# base_uri option
ignore(25); # This is broken in XML::LibXML v1.58
my $base = cwd().("/foo/base-uri.xml");
$base = "/".$base unless($base =~ "^/"); #Ensure filepath starts with a slash (e.g. win32 drive letter)
$base =~ s/:/%3A/; #Escape colons arising from Win32 drive letters
$base = 'file://'.$base;
my $base_uri_validator = new XML::Validate::LibXML(base_uri => $base);
TRACE("Using base_uri: $base");
ASSERT($base_uri_validator->validate($base_uri_XML), 'XML checked with different base URI');
DUMP("Base URI error", $base_uri_validator->last_error);
sub TRACE {}
sub DUMP {}
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XML-Validate-1.025/t/malformed.xml 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000000274 10421406772 020520 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000
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XML-Validate-1.025/t/valid.xml 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000000633 10421406772 017650 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000
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XML-Validate-1.025/t/plants.xsd 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000001257 10421406772 020053 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000
XML-Validate-1.025/t/Validate.t 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000011357 10421406772 017752 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 #!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
# unit test for XML::Validate
#
use strict;
use Test::Assertions qw(test);
use Getopt::Std;
#Due to warning about INIT block not being run in XML::Xerces
BEGIN {$^W = 0}
use vars qw($opt_t $opt_T);
getopts("tT");
plan tests => 11;
chdir($1) if ($0 =~ /(.*)(\/|\\)(.*)/);
unshift @INC, "../lib";
require XML::Validate;
ASSERT(1, "compiled version $XML::Validate::VERSION");
# Log::Trace
if($opt_t) { require Log::Trace; import Log::Trace qw(print); }
if($opt_T) { require Log::Trace; deep_import Log::Trace qw(print); }
##########################################################################
# Deduce which libraries are available
##########################################################################
my $have_libxml;
eval {
require XML::LibXML;
$have_libxml = 1;
};
my $have_xerces;
eval {
require XML::Xerces;
$have_xerces = 1;
};
my $have_msxml;
eval {
require Win32::OLE;
my $warn_level = Win32::OLE->Option('Warn');
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => 0);
my($doc, $cache);
foreach my $version ('5.0', '4.0') {
$doc = Win32::OLE->new('MSXML2.DOMDocument.' . $version) or next;
$cache = Win32::OLE->new('MSXML2.XMLSchemaCache.' . $version) or next;
}
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => $warn_level);
$have_msxml = ($doc && $cache);
};
##########################################################################
# Test construction of available validators
##########################################################################
# Construct LibXML validator
my $validator;
if($have_libxml) {
$validator = new XML::Validate(Type => 'LibXML');
DUMP("the Validator object", $validator);
ASSERT(ref($validator) eq 'XML::Validate', "Instantiated a new XML::Validate::LibXML object");
} else {
ASSERT(1, "skipped as LibXML is not available");
}
# Construct Xerces validator
if($have_xerces) {
$validator = new XML::Validate(Type => 'Xerces');
DUMP("the Validator object", $validator);
ASSERT(ref($validator) eq 'XML::Validate', "Instantiated a new XML::Validate::Xerces object");
} else {
ASSERT(1, "skipped as Xerces is not available");
}
# Construct Xerces validator
if($have_msxml) {
$validator = new XML::Validate(Type => 'MSXML');
DUMP("the Validator object", $validator);
ASSERT(ref($validator) eq 'XML::Validate', "Instantiated a new XML::Validate::MSXML object");
} else {
ASSERT(1, "skipped as MSXML is not available");
}
##########################################################################
# Check that calls are being passed through
##########################################################################
if($validator) {
my $valid_XML = READ_FILE("valid.xml");
my $invalid_XML = READ_FILE("invalid.xml");
ASSERT($validator->validate($valid_XML),'Valid XML parsed');
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML), 'Invalid XML validity checked');
my $message = $validator->last_error->{message};
ASSERT(defined $message, 'Invalid XML leaves an error');
TRACE($message);
} else {
for(1..3) {
ASSERT(1, "skipped as you do not have any validators available");
}
}
##########################################################################
# Test best available functionality
##########################################################################
if($validator) {
my $best_available = new XML::Validate(Type => 'BestAvailable');
my $best_type = $best_available->type();
ASSERT($best_available && ($best_type =~ /^Xerces|LibXML|MSXML$/), "Default best available: $best_type");
my @priorities;
push(@priorities, "LibXML") if $have_libxml;
push(@priorities, "Xerces") if $have_xerces;
push(@priorities, "MSXML") if $have_msxml;
my $prioritised_best = new XML::Validate(Type => 'BestAvailable', PrioritisedList => \@priorities);
ASSERT($prioritised_best->type() eq $priorities[0], "User-defined best available: $priorities[0]");
} else {
for(1..2) {
ASSERT(1, "skipped as you do not have any validators available");
}
}
##########################################################################
# Construct nonexistent validator
##########################################################################
eval {
my $nonexistent_validator = new XML::Validate(Type => 'NonExistent');
};
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /Validator XML::Validate::NonExistent not loadable/), "Failed to construct a non-existent validator backend");
##########################################################################
# Construct validator with bad name
##########################################################################
eval {
my $bad_named_validator = new XML::Validate(Type => '../bad-stuff');
};
ASSERT($@ eq "Validator type name '../bad-stuff' should only contain word characters.\n", "Failed to construct a bad-named validator backend");
##########################################################################
sub TRACE {}
sub DUMP {}
XML-Validate-1.025/t/test.dtd 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000000232 10421406772 017476 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000
XML-Validate-1.025/t/invalid.xml 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000000660 10421406772 020177 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000
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XML-Validate-1.025/t/pod.t 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000000201 10421406773 016766 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 use Test::More;
eval "use Test::Pod 1.00";
plan skip_all => "Test::Pod 1.00 required for testing POD" if $@;
all_pod_files_ok();
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XML-Validate-1.025/t/Xerces.t 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000012311 10421406772 017441 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 #!/usr/local/bin/perl
#
# unit test for XML::Validate::Xerces
#
use strict;
use Test::Assertions qw(test);
use Getopt::Std;
use Cwd;
#Due to warning about INIT block not being run in XML::Xerces
BEGIN {$^W = 0}
use vars qw($opt_t $opt_T);
getopts("tT");
my $num_tests = plan tests => 25;
eval {
require XML::Xerces;
};
if($@) {
for (1 .. $num_tests) {
ignore($_);
ASSERT(1, "XML::Xerces not available");
}
exit;
}
chdir($1) if ($0 =~ /(.*)(\/|\\)(.*)/);
unshift @INC, "../lib";
require XML::Validate::Xerces;
ASSERT(1, "compiled version $XML::Validate::Xerces::VERSION");
# Log::Trace
if($opt_t) { require Log::Trace; import Log::Trace qw(print); }
if($opt_T) { require Log::Trace; deep_import Log::Trace qw(print); }
my $wellformed_XML = READ_FILE("well-formed.xml");
my $malformed_XML = READ_FILE("malformed.xml");
my $valid_XML = READ_FILE("valid.xml");
my $invalid_XML = READ_FILE("invalid.xml");
my $valid_XML_externalDTD = READ_FILE("valid-ext-dtd.xml");
my $invalid_XML_externalDTD = READ_FILE("invalid-ext-dtd.xml");
my $invalid_XML_schema = READ_FILE("invalid-schema.xml");
my $base_uri_XML = READ_FILE("base-uri.xml");
my $valid_XML_schema = READ_FILE("valid-schema.xml");
# Construct validator
my $loose_validator = new XML::Validate::Xerces(strict_validation => 0);
DUMP("the Xerces validator object", $loose_validator);
ASSERT(ref($loose_validator) eq 'XML::Validate::Xerces', "Instantiated a new XML::Validate::Xerces");
ASSERT($loose_validator->version =~ /^[\d.-]+$/, "XML::Xerces version: " . $loose_validator->version);
# Fail to construct with bad opts
eval {
my $bad_validator = new XML::Validate::Xerces(Foo => 'bar');
};
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /Unknown option: Foo/),'Bad options rejected');
# Check Well-formedness of XML
ASSERT($loose_validator->validate($wellformed_XML), 'Well-formed XML checked');
DUMP("Well-formed XML error",$loose_validator->last_error);
ASSERT(!$loose_validator->last_error, 'Well-formed XML leaves no error');
# invalid XML fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$loose_validator->validate($malformed_XML), 'malformed XML checked');
DUMP("Malformed XML error",$loose_validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($loose_validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Expected end of tag 'name'/), 'Malformed XML leaves an error');
# Check validity of XML
my $validator = new XML::Validate::Xerces();
$validator->validate($valid_XML);
my $dom = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT(UNIVERSAL::isa($dom, 'XML::Xerces::DOMDocument'),'Valid XML parsed');
ASSERT(!$validator->last_error, 'Valid XML leaves no error');
# invalid XML fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML), 'Invalid XML validity checked');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Unknown element 'fish'/), 'Invalid XML leaves an error');
# invalid XML with a schema fails and returns an error record
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML_schema), 'Invalid XML with a schema validity checked');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Unknown element 'fish'/), 'Invalid XML with a schema leaves an error');
# Assert we can use the documentElement on the DOM object
$validator->validate($valid_XML);
my $DOM = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT($DOM->getDocumentElement(), "Returned DOM can call getDocumentElement method");
# Validate against external entities
$validator->validate($valid_XML_externalDTD);
my $dom = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT(UNIVERSAL::isa($dom, 'XML::Xerces::DOMDocument'),'Valid XML parsed on external');
ASSERT(!$validator->last_error, 'Valid XML with external DTD leaves no error');
ASSERT(!$validator->validate($invalid_XML_externalDTD),'Invalid XML parsed on external');
DUMP("Invalid XML error", $validator->last_error);
ASSERT(scalar($validator->last_error->{message} =~ /Unknown element 'fish'/), 'Invalid XML with external DTD leaves an error');
# Assert we can use the documentElement on the DOM object
$validator->validate($valid_XML_externalDTD);
my $DOM_externalDTD = $validator->last_dom();
ASSERT($DOM_externalDTD->getDocumentElement(), "Returned DOM can call getDocumentElement method");
# Assert that well-formed docs with no schema or dtd are considered valid
ASSERT($validator->validate($wellformed_XML), 'Well-formed XML checked with strict validator');
# Assert that valid docs with just a schema are considered valid
ASSERT($validator->validate($valid_XML_schema), 'Valid XML with a schema checked');
# Check errors are reported...
eval { $validator->validate() };
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /validate called with no data/), 'Undefined XML is fatal exception');
eval { $validator->validate("") };
ASSERT(scalar($@ =~ /validate called with no data/), 'Null string XML is fatal exception');
# base_uri option
my $base = cwd().("/foo/base-uri.xml");
$base = "/".$base unless($base =~ "^/"); #Ensure filepath starts with a slash (e.g. win32 drive letter)
$base =~ s/:/%3A/; #Escape colons from Win32 drive letters
my $base_uri_validator = new XML::Validate::Xerces(base_uri => "file://".$base);
TRACE("Using base_uri: $base");
ASSERT($base_uri_validator->validate($base_uri_XML), 'XML checked with different base URI');
DUMP("Base URI error", $base_uri_validator->last_error);
sub TRACE {}
sub DUMP {}
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XML-Validate-1.025/scripts/ 0000755 0165220 0000772 00000000000 10421407077 017250 5 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML-Validate-1.025/scripts/validxml.pl 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000005144 10421406772 021432 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use XML::Validate qw();
use Getopt::Long qw();
require Log::Trace;
use vars qw($VERSION);
($VERSION) = ('$Revision: 1.10 $' =~ /([\d\.]+)/ );
my $assert_invalid = 0;
my $help = 0;
my $tracing = 0;
my $deep_tracing = 0;
my $backend = 'BestAvailable';
Getopt::Long::GetOptions(
't' => \$tracing,
'T' => \$deep_tracing,
'assert-invalid' => \$assert_invalid,
'backend:s' => \$backend,
'help' => \$help
);
import Log::Trace 'print' if $tracing;
import Log::Trace 'print' => { Deep => 1 } if $deep_tracing;
my @files;
while (my $mask = shift) {
push @files, glob($mask);
}
if ($help || @files < 1) {
require Pod::Usage;
Pod::Usage::pod2usage(-verbose => 2);
}
my $validator = new XML::Validate(Type => $backend);
my %errors;
for my $file (@files) {
open(FH,$file) || die "Unable to open file handle FH for file '$file': $!\n";
local $/ = undef;
my $xml = ;
close(FH) || warn "Unable to close file handle FH for file '$file': $!\n";
if (my $tree = $validator->validate($xml)) {
$errors{$file} = '';
} else {
if ($validator->last_error()->{message}) {
$errors{$file} = sprintf("%s at %d:%d",@{$validator->last_error()}{'message','line','column'});
} else{
$errors{$file} = 'Unknown error';
}
if (length($errors{$file}) > 0) {
$errors{$file} =~ s/(\n|\r|\cM)/ /gi;
}
}
}
print "1..".@files."\n";
for my $file (@files) {
if ($errors{$file}) {
print(($assert_invalid ? '' : 'not ').
"ok - $file - $errors{$file}\n");
} else {
print(($assert_invalid ? 'not ' : '').
"ok - $file\n");
}
}
=pod
=head1 NAME
validxml - Command-line driver for XML::Validate.
=head1 SYNOPSIS
validxml *.xml
validxml --assert-invalid *.xml
=head1 DESCRIPTION
Command-line driver for XML::Validate using the 'BestAvailable' processing
type.
=head2 Commandline Options
=over 4
=item --assert-invalid
Swap the ok/not ok so invalid things are OK - still output the validation
error) - this is useful for schema "unit tests".
=item --backend [validator type]
Specify an C backend to use (e.g LibXML, Xerces). Defaults to
I.
=back
=head2 Output
Output is Test::Harness compatible.
1..scalar @files
ok - filename/not ok - filename - validation error
=head1 VERSION
$Revision: 1.10 $
$Id: validxml.pl,v 1.10 2006/04/07 09:43:10 johnl Exp $
=head1 AUTHOR
Nicola Worthington
$Author: johnl $
=head1 COPYRIGHT
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
=cut
__END__
XML-Validate-1.025/lib/ 0000755 0165220 0000772 00000000000 10421407077 016327 5 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/ 0000755 0165220 0000772 00000000000 10421407077 016767 5 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/Validate.pm 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000013770 10421406772 021067 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 # Factory class providing a common interface to different XML validators
package XML::Validate;
# Using XML::Validate::Base here is cheating somewhat. We do this because we're
# dynamically loading the validation module, but we still want to be able to
# use Log::Trace's deep import feature. Any better ideas welcomed.
use strict;
use XML::Validate::Base;
use vars qw($VERSION);
$VERSION = sprintf"%d.%03d", q$Revision: 1.25 $ =~ /: (\d+)\.(\d+)/;
# Xerces is preferred over MSXML as we've found in practice that MSXML4's schema validation occasionally
# lets through invalid documents which Xerces catches.
# At the time of writing, LibXML didn't have schema validation support.
my $DEFAULT_PRIORITISED_LIST = [ qw( Xerces MSXML LibXML ) ];
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my %args = @_;
DUMP("Arguments", %args);
my $self = {
backend => undef,
};
bless($self,$class);
if (!$args{Type}) {
die "Required argument Type missing\n";
}
if ($args{Type} !~ /^\w+$/) {
die "Validator type name '$args{Type}' should only contain word characters.\n";
}
my $backend_class;
if ($args{Type} eq 'BestAvailable') {
my $list = $args{PrioritisedList} || $DEFAULT_PRIORITISED_LIST;
my $type = $self->_best_available($list) or die sprintf("None of the listed backends (%s) are available\n",join(", ",@$list));
$backend_class = "XML::Validate::" . $type;
} else {
$backend_class = "XML::Validate::" . $args{Type};
}
eval "use $backend_class";
die "Validator $backend_class not loadable: $@" if $@;
my $options = $args{Options};
$self->{backend} = new $backend_class(%{$options});
return $self;
}
sub validate {
my $self = shift;
$self->{backend}->validate(@_);
}
sub last_error {
my $self = shift;
$self->{backend}->last_error(@_);
}
sub type {
my $self = shift;
my $class = ref($self->{backend});
$class =~ m/XML::Validate::(.*)/;
return $1;
}
sub version {
my $self = shift;
return unless $self->{backend}->can('version');
return $self->{backend}->version;
}
sub _best_available {
my $self = shift;
my ($list) = @_;
foreach my $backend (@{$list}) {
TRACE("Attempting to load $backend");
eval "use XML::Validate::$backend";
next if $@;
TRACE("Loading succeeded. Returning $backend");
return $backend;
}
return;
}
sub TRACE {}
sub DUMP {}
1;
__END__
=head1 NAME
XML::Validate - an XML validator factory
=head1 SYNOPSIS
my $validator = new XML::Validate(Type => 'LibXML');
if ($validator->validate($xml)) {
print "Document is valid\n";
} else {
print "Document is invalid\n";
my $message = $validator->last_error()->{message};
my $line = $validator->last_error()->{line};
my $column = $validator->last_error()->{column};
print "Error: $message at line $line, column $column\n";
}
=head1 DESCRIPTION
XML::Validate is a generic interface to different XML validation backends.
For a list of backend included with this distribution see the README.
If you want to write your own backends, the easiest way is probably to subclass
XML::Validate::Base. Look at the existing backends for examples.
=head1 METHODS
=over
=item new(Type => $type, Options => \%options)
Returns a new XML::Validate parser object of type $type. For available types see README or use 'BestAvailable' (see
L).
The optional argument Options can be used to supply a set of key-value pairs to
the backend parser. See the documentation for individual backends for details
of these options.
=item validate($xml_string)
Attempts a validating parse of the XML document $xml_string and returns a true
value on success, or undef otherwise. If the parse fails, the error can be
inspected using C.
Note that documents which don't specify a DTD or schema will be treated as
valid.
For DOM-based parsers, the DOM may be accessed by instantiating the backend module directly and calling the C method - consult the documentation of the specific backend modules.
Note that this isn't formally part of the XML::Validate interface as non-DOM-based validators may added at some point.
=item last_error()
Returns the error from the last validate call. This is a hash ref with the
following fields:
=over
=item *
message
=item *
line
=item *
column
=back
Note that the error gets cleared at the beginning of each C call.
=item type()
Returns the type of backend being used.
=item version()
Returns the version of the backend
=back
=head1 ERROR REPORTING
When a call to validate fails to parse the document, the error may be retrieved using last_error.
On errors not related to the XML parsing methods will throw exceptions.
Wrap calls with eval to catch them.
=head1 BEST AVAILABLE
The BestAvailable backend type will check which backends are available and give
you the "best" of those. For the default order of preference see the README with this distribution, but this can be changed with the option PrioritisedList.
If Xerces and LibXML are available the following code will give you a LibXML backend:
my $validator = new XML::Validate(
Type => 'BestAvailable',
Options => { PrioritisedList => [ qw( MSXML LibXML Xerces ) ] },
);
=head1 KNOWN ISSUES
There is a bug in versions 1.57 and 1.58 of XML::LibXML that causes an issue
related to DTD loading. When a base parameter is used in conjunction with the
load_ext_dtd method the base parameter is ignored and the current directory
is used as the base parameter. In other words, when validating XML with LibXML
any base parameter option will be ignored, which may result in unexpected DTD
loading errors. This was reported as bug on November 30th 2005 and the bug
report can be viewed here http://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=16213
=head1 VERSION
$Revision: 1.25 $ on $Date: 2006/04/19 10:16:19 $ by $Author: mattheww $
=head1 AUTHOR
Nathan Carr, Colin Robertson
Ecpan _at_ bbc _dot_ co _dot_ ukE
=head1 COPYRIGHT
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
=cut
XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/Validate/ 0000755 0165220 0000772 00000000000 10421407077 020520 5 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/Validate/Xerces.pm 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000015272 10421406772 022317 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 package XML::Validate::Xerces;
use strict;
use XML::Validate::Base;
use XML::Xerces;
use vars qw($VERSION $CATCH_ERROR @ISA);
$VERSION = sprintf"%d.%03d", q$Revision: 1.21 $ =~ /: (\d+)\.(\d+)/;
@ISA = qw(XML::Validate::Base);
# This should happen in the XML::Xerces INIT block, but we expect this module to
# be dynamically loaded, so the INIT block probably won't happen.
XML::Xerces::XMLPlatformUtils::Initialize();
my $VALID_OPTIONS = {
strict_validation => 1,
base_uri => '',
};
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my %options = @_;
my $self = {};
bless ($self, $class);
$self->clear_errors();
$self->set_options(\%options,$VALID_OPTIONS);
DUMP("Instantiating XML::Validate::Xerces", $self);
return $self;
}
sub version {
return XML::Xerces->VERSION;
}
sub validate {
my $self = shift;
my ($xml) = @_;
TRACE("Validating with Xerces. XML => " . defined($xml) ? $xml : 'undef' );
$self->clear_errors();
$self->{DOMParser} = undef;
die "validate called with no data to validate\n" unless defined $xml and length $xml > 0;
my $DOMparser = new XML::Xerces::XercesDOMParser;
# set various validation arguments based on argument
$self->_set_validation($DOMparser, $self->options->{strict_validation});
# error handler
my $ErrorHandler = XML::Validate::Xerces::ErrorHandler->new($self);
$DOMparser->setErrorHandler($ErrorHandler);
# Use Memory buffer input source to read the XML string
my $input = XML::Xerces::MemBufInputSource->new($xml,$self->options->{base_uri});
$DOMparser->parse($input);
if ($self->last_error) {
TRACE("Exception found",$self->last_error);
return;
}
$self->{DOMParser} = $DOMparser;
return 1;
}
sub last_dom {
my $self = shift;
return undef unless defined $self->{DOMParser};
return $self->{DOMParser}->getDocument();
}
sub _set_validation {
my $self = shift;
my $DOMparser = shift;
my $strict = shift;
TRACE("_set_validation called");
if ($strict) {
TRACE("Using strict validation");
$DOMparser->setValidationScheme("$XML::Xerces::AbstractDOMParser::Val_Auto");
$DOMparser->setIncludeIgnorableWhitespace(0);
$DOMparser->setDoSchema(1);
$DOMparser->setDoNamespaces(1);
$DOMparser->setValidationSchemaFullChecking(1);
$DOMparser->setLoadExternalDTD(1);
$DOMparser->setExitOnFirstFatalError(1);
$DOMparser->setValidationConstraintFatal(1);
} else {
TRACE("Using no validation");
$DOMparser->setValidationScheme("$XML::Xerces::AbstractDOMParser::Val_Never");
$DOMparser->setDoSchema(0);
$DOMparser->setDoNamespaces(0);
$DOMparser->setValidationSchemaFullChecking(0);
$DOMparser->setLoadExternalDTD(0);
}
}
# Note: Our use of TRACE and DUMP here is a bit weird. We explicitly pass to
# the TRACE and DUMP in the superclass (XML::Validate::Base) because we expect
# to be dynamically loaded and we assume that the calling class will have dealt
# with Base but not this module. (Note that Log::Trace now has some support for
# dynamic loading. It doesn't play well with some modules in 5.6.1, but it seems
# fine in 5.8. So someday this won't be necessary.)
sub TRACE { XML::Validate::Base::TRACE(@_) }
sub DUMP { XML::Validate::Base::DUMP(@_) }
1;
# Override XML::Xerces errors into warnings we can catch
package XML::Validate::Xerces::ErrorHandler;
use vars '@ISA';
@ISA = qw(XML::Xerces::PerlErrorHandler);
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my ($validator) = @_;
my $self = {
validator => $validator,
};
return bless($self,$class)
}
sub warning {
my ($self, $exception) = @_;
$self->add_error($exception,"Warning");
}
sub error {
my ($self, $exception) = @_;
$self->add_error($exception,"Invalid XML");
}
sub fatal_error {
my ($self, $exception) = @_;
$self->add_error($exception,"XML error");
}
sub add_error {
my $self = shift;
my ($exception,$message_prefix) = @_;
my $error = {
line => $exception->getLineNumber,
column => $exception->getColumnNumber,
message => "$message_prefix: " . $exception->getMessage,
};
$self->{validator}->add_error($error);
}
1;
__END__
=head1 NAME
XML::Validate::Xerces - Interface to Xerces validator
=head1 SYNOPSIS
my $validator = new XML::Validate::Xerces(%options);
if ($doc = $validator->validate($xml)) {
... Do stuff with $doc ...
} else {
print "Document is invalid\n";
}
=head1 DESCRIPTION
XML::Validate::Xerces is an interface to the Xerces parser which can
be used with the XML::Validate module.
=head1 METHODS
=over
=item new(%options)
Returns a new XML::Validate::Xerces instance using the specified options. (See
OPTIONS below.)
=item validate($xml)
Returns a true value if $xml could be successfully parsed, undef otherwise.
=item last_dom()
Returns the Xerces DOM object of the document last validated.
=item last_error()
Returns the error from the last validate call. This is a hash ref with the
following fields:
=over
=item *
message
=item *
line
=item *
column
=back
Note that the error gets cleared at the beginning of each C call.
=item version()
Returns the version of the XML::Xerces module that is installed
=back
=head1 OPTIONS
XML::Validate::Xerces takes the following options:
=over
=item strict_validation
If this boolean value is true, the document will be validated during parsing.
Otherwise it will only be checked for well-formedness. Defaults to true.
=item base_uri
Since the XML document is supplied as a string, the validator doesn't know the
document's URI. If the document contains any components referenced using
relative URI's, you'll need to set this option to the document's URI so that
the validator can retrieve them correctly.
=back
=head1 ERROR REPORTING
When a call to validate fails to parse the document, the error may be retrieved
using last_error.
On errors not related to the XML parsing, these methods will throw exceptions.
Wrap calls with eval to catch them.
=head1 DEPENDENCIES
XML::Xerces
=head1 BUGS
XML::Xerces contains an INIT block that doesn't get run because we load the
module in an eval. This causes a warning message to be printed. We then run the
code in XML::Xerces ourselves, but this is fragile because XML::Xerces might
change. We need to keep an eye on this.
XML::Xerces reacts badly to code which does "use UNIVERSAL" (see
L).
XML::Validate::Xerces inherits this bug. Modules that are known to cause
problems include Time::Piece and versions of XML::Twig prior to April 2005).
=head1 VERSION
$Revision: 1.21 $ on $Date: 2005/09/06 11:05:09 $ by $Author: johna $
=head1 AUTHOR
Nathan Carr, Colin Robertson
Ecpan _at_ bbc _dot_ co _dot_ ukE
=head1 COPYRIGHT
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
=cut
XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/Validate/MSXML.pm 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000016350 10421406772 021764 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 # XML::Validate::MSXML
package XML::Validate::MSXML;
use strict;
use Win32::OLE;
use XML::Validate::Base;
use vars qw( $VERSION @ISA $MSXML_VERSION);
@ISA = qw( XML::Validate::Base );
$VERSION = sprintf'%d.%03d', q$Revision: 1.18 $ =~ /: (\d+)\.(\d+)/;
use constant XSI_NS => 'xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"';
my $VALID_OPTIONS = { strict_validation => 1 };
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my %options = @_;
my $self = {};
bless ($self, $class);
$self->clear_errors();
$self->set_options(\%options,$VALID_OPTIONS);
DUMP("Instantiating XML::Validate::MSXML", $self);
return $self;
}
sub version {
eval {create_doc_and_cache()};
return $MSXML_VERSION;
}
sub validate {
my ($self, $xml) = @_;
$self->clear_errors();
$self->{dom} = undef;
die "validate called with no data to validate\n" unless defined $xml and length $xml > 0;
DUMP("the xml to validate : $xml ", $self);
my ($msxml,$msxmlcache) = create_doc_and_cache();
$msxml->{async} = 0;
$msxml->{validateOnParse} = 0;
$msxml->{resolveExternals} = 1;
TRACE("Starting to parse");
$msxml->LoadXML($xml);
TRACE("Parsed the document");
my $xmlroot = $msxml->{documentElement};
if ($msxml->parseError()->{errorCode} != 0) {
TRACE("XML Parse Error (not syntactically valid)");
my $error = $msxml->parseError();
DUMP("Error", $error);
$self->add_error({
message => $error->{reason},
line => $error->{line},
column => $error->{linepos}
});
return;
}
if ($self->options->{strict_validation}) {
TRACE("XML Syntactically valid");
load_schemas($msxml, $msxmlcache);
TRACE("Validate against schema/DTD ");
if ($msxml->{doctype} || $msxml->{schemas}) {
#DUMP($msxml->{doctype}, $msxml->{schemas});
$msxml->{validateOnParse} = 1;
$msxml->LoadXML($xml);
my $error = $msxml->parseError();
if ($error->{errorCode} != 0) {
$self->add_error({
message => $error->{reason},
line => $error->{line},
column => $error->{linepos}
});
return;
}
$error = $msxml->validate();
if ($error->{errorCode} != 0) {
$self->add_error({
message => $error->{reason},
line => $error->{line},
column => $error->{linepos}
});
return;
}
} else {
# If there is nothing to validate against, treat it as valid.
TRACE("No doctype or schema");
}
}
#Valid
$self->{dom} = $msxml;
return 1;
}
sub last_dom {
my $self = shift;
return $self->{dom};
}
sub load_schemas {
my ($xml, $schema_cache) = @_;
my %schemas;
$xml->setProperty('SelectionNamespaces', XSI_NS);
my $no_ns_schema_xpath = q[//*/@xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation];
my $no_ns_schema_nodes = $xml->{documentElement}->selectNodes($no_ns_schema_xpath);
for (my $i=0; $i < $no_ns_schema_nodes->{length}; $i++){
my $schema_txt = $no_ns_schema_nodes->item($i)->{text};
my %add_schemas = ('', $schema_txt);
%schemas = (%schemas, %add_schemas);
}
my $schema_xpath = q[//*/@xsi:schemaLocation];
my $schema_location_nodes = $xml->{documentElement}->selectNodes($schema_xpath);
for (my $i=0; $i < $schema_location_nodes->{length}; $i++){
my $schema_txt = $schema_location_nodes->item($i)->{text};
my %add_schemas = split ' ', $schema_txt;
%schemas = (%schemas, %add_schemas);
}
while (my ($ns, $schema) = each %schemas) {
TRACE("Loading schema [$ns] -> $schema");
$schema_cache->add($ns, $schema);
if (my $schema_error = Win32::OLE::LastError()) {
$schema_error =~ s/OLE exception .*\n\n//m;
$schema_error =~ s/Win32::OLE.*//s;
die $schema_error;
}
}
$xml->{schemas} = $schema_cache if %schemas;
return;
}
sub dependencies_available {
create_doc_and_cache();
return 1;
}
sub create_doc_and_cache {
# Stop Win32::OLE from being noisy
my $warn_level = Win32::OLE->Option('Warn');
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => 0);
foreach my $version ('5.0', '4.0') {
my $doc = Win32::OLE->new('MSXML2.DOMDocument.' . $version) or next;
my $cache = Win32::OLE->new('MSXML2.XMLSchemaCache.' . $version) or next;
$MSXML_VERSION = $version;
Win32::OLE->Option(Warn => $warn_level); # restore warn level
return ($doc,$cache);
}
die "Unable to instantiate MSXML DOMDocument and SchemaCache. (Do you have a compatible version of MSXML installed?)";
}
# Note: Our use of TRACE and DUMP here is a bit weird. We explicitly pass to
# the TRACE and DUMP in the superclass (XML::Validate::Base) because we expect
# to be dynamically loaded and we assume that the calling class will have dealt
# with Base but not this module. (Note that Log::Trace now has some support for
# dynamic loading. It doesn't play well with some modules in 5.6.1, but it seems
# fine in 5.8. So someday this won't be necessary.)
sub TRACE { XML::Validate::Base::TRACE(@_) }
sub DUMP { XML::Validate::Base::DUMP(@_) }
dependencies_available();
__END__
=head1 NAME
XML::Validate::MSXML - Interface to MSXML validator
=head1 SYNOPSIS
my $validator = new XML::Validate::MSXML(%options);
if ($doc = $validator->validate($xml)) {
... Do stuff with $doc ...
} else {
print "Document is invalid\n";
}
=head1 DESCRIPTION
XML::Validate::MSXML is an interface to Microsoft's MSXML parser (often
available in Windows environments) which can be used with the XML::Validate
module.
=head1 METHODS
=over
=item new(%options)
Returns a new XML::Validate::MSXML instance using the specified options. (See
OPTIONS below.)
=item validate($xml)
Returns true if $xml could be successfully parsed, undef otherwise.
=item last_dom()
Returns the MSXML DOM object of the document last validated.
=item last_error()
Returns the error from the last validate call. This is a hash ref with the
following fields:
=item create_doc_and_cache()
Internal method for instantiation of MSXML DOMDocument and SchemaCache objects
for use within the module.
=item dependencies_available()
Internal method to determine that the necessary dependencies are available for
instantiation of MSXML DOMDocument and SchemaCache objects.
=item load_schemas($msxml, $msxmlcache)
Internal method to perform loading of XML schema(s) into SchemaCache object.
=over
=item *
message
=item *
line
=item *
column
=back
Note that the error gets cleared at the beginning of each C call.
=item version()
Returns the version of the MSXML component that is installed
=back
=head1 OPTIONS
XML::Validate::MSXML takes the following options:
=over
=item strict_validation
If this boolean value is true, the document will be validated during parsing.
Otherwise it will only be checked for well-formedness. Defaults to true.
=back
=head1 ERROR REPORTING
When a call to validate fails to parse the document, the error may be retrieved
using last_error.
On errors not related to the XML parsing, these methods will throw exceptions.
Wrap calls with eval to catch them.
=head1 PACKAGE GLOBALS
$XML::Validate::MSXML::MSXML_VERSION contains the version number of MSXML.
=head1 DEPENDENCIES
Win32::OLE, MSXML 4.0 or 5.0
=head1 VERSION
$Revision: 1.18 $ on $Date: 2006/04/18 10:00:31 $ by $Author: mattheww $
=head1 AUTHOR
Nathan Carr, Colin Robertson
Ecpan _at_ bbc _dot_ co _dot_ ukE
=head1 COPYRIGHT
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
=cut
XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/Validate/LibXML.pm 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000011274 10421406772 022153 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 # XML::Validate::LibXML
package XML::Validate::LibXML;
use strict;
use XML::Validate::Base;
use XML::LibXML;
use Carp;
use vars qw($VERSION @ISA);
$VERSION = sprintf"%d.%03d", q$Revision: 1.20 $ =~ /: (\d+)\.(\d+)/;
@ISA = qw( XML::Validate::Base );
my $VALID_OPTIONS = {
strict_validation => 1,
base_uri => '',
};
sub new {
my $class = shift;
my %options = @_;
my $self = {
};
bless ($self, $class);
$self->clear_errors();
$self->set_options(\%options,$VALID_OPTIONS);
DUMP("Instantiating XML::Validate::LibXML", $self);
return $self;
}
sub version {
return XML::LibXML->VERSION;
}
sub validate {
my $self = shift;
my ($xml) = @_;
TRACE("Validating with LibXML. XML => " . defined($xml) ? $xml : 'undef' );
$self->clear_errors();
$self->{dom} = undef;
die "validate called with no data to validate\n" unless defined $xml and length $xml > 0;
my $parser = XML::LibXML->new();
$parser->line_numbers(1) if $parser->can('line_numbers'); # (XML::LibXML > 1.56)
$parser->load_ext_dtd(1);
$parser->expand_entities(1);
my $doc = eval { $parser->parse_string($xml) };
if ($@) {
TRACE("We have a parsing error: $@");
$self->add_error({message => $@});
return;
}
TRACE("We have a doctype") if $doc->internalSubset;
if ($self->options->{strict_validation} && $doc->internalSubset) {
TRACE("Parsing with strict validation");
$parser->validation(1);
DUMP("Base uri",$self->options->{base_uri});
$doc = eval { $parser->parse_string($xml,$self->options->{base_uri}) };
if ($@) {
TRACE("We have a validation error: $@");
$self->add_error({message => $@});
return;
}
}
$self->{dom} = $doc;
return 1;
}
sub last_dom {
my $self = shift;
return $self->{dom};
}
# Note: Our use of TRACE and DUMP here is a bit weird. We explicitly pass to
# the TRACE and DUMP in the superclass (XML::Validate::Base) because we expect
# to be dynamically loaded and we assume that the calling class will have dealt
# with Base but not this module. (Note that Log::Trace now has some support for
# dynamic loading. It doesn't play well with some modules in 5.6.1, but it seems
# fine in 5.8. So someday this won't be necessary.)
sub TRACE { XML::Validate::Base::TRACE(@_) }
sub DUMP { XML::Validate::Base::DUMP(@_) }
1;
__END__
=head1 NAME
XML::Validate::LibXML - Interface to LibXML validator
=head1 SYNOPSIS
my $validator = new XML::Validate::LibXML(%options);
if ($doc = $validator->validate($xml)) {
... Do stuff with $doc ...
} else {
print "Document is invalid\n";
}
=head1 DESCRIPTION
XML::Validate::LibXML is an interface to the LibXML validating parser which can
be used with the XML::Validate module.
=head1 METHODS
=over
=item new(%options)
Returns a new XML::Validate::LibXML instance using the specified options. (See
OPTIONS below.)
=item validate($xml)
Returns a true value if $xml could be successfully parsed, undef otherwise.
Returns a true (XML::LibXML::Document) if $xml could be successfully
parsed, undef otherwise.
=item last_dom()
Returns the DOM (XML::LibXML::Document) of the document last validated.
=item last_error()
Returns a hash ref containing the error from the last validate call. This
backend currently only fills in the message field of hash. Note that the error
gets cleared at the beginning of each C call.
=item version()
Returns the version of the XML::LibXML module that is installed
=back
=head1 OPTIONS
XML::Validate::LibXML takes the following options:
=over
=item strict_validation
If this boolean value is true, the document will be validated during parsing.
Otherwise it will only be checked for well-formedness. Defaults to true.
=item base_uri
Since the XML document is supplied as a string, the validator doesn't know the
document's URI. If the document contains any components referenced using
relative URI's, you'll need to set this option to the document's URI so that
the validator can retrieve them correctly.
=back
=head1 ERROR REPORTING
When a call to validate fails to parse the document, the error may be retrieved using last_error.
On errors not related to the XML parsing, these methods will throw exceptions.
Wrap calls with eval to catch them.
=head1 DEPENDENCIES
XML::LibXML
=head1 BUGS
last_error currently returns a hash ref with only the message field filled. It
would be nice to also fill the line and column fields.
=head1 VERSION
$Revision: 1.20 $ on $Date: 2005/09/06 11:05:08 $ by $Author: johna $
=head1 AUTHOR
Nathan Carr, Colin Robertson
Ecpan _at_ bbc _dot_ co _dot_ ukE
=head1 COPYRIGHT
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
=cut
XML-Validate-1.025/lib/XML/Validate/Base.pm 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000005514 10421406772 021736 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 package XML::Validate::Base;
use strict;
use vars qw($VERSION);
$VERSION = sprintf"%d.%03d", q$Revision: 1.9 $ =~ /: (\d+)\.(\d+)/;
sub new {
die "XML::Validate::Base::new must be overridden. (XML::Validate::Base is an abstract class.)";
}
sub validate {
die "XML::Validate::Base::validate must be overridden. (XML::Validate::Base is an abstract class.)";
}
sub options {
my $self = shift;
return $self->{options};
}
sub last_error {
my $self = shift;
return $self->{error};
}
sub add_error {
my $self = shift;
my ($error) = @_;
$self->{error} = $error;
}
sub clear_errors {
my $self = shift;
$self->{error} = undef;
}
sub set_options {
my $self = shift;
my ($supplied_options,$valid_options) = @_;
foreach my $option (keys %{$supplied_options}) {
if (!_member($option,keys %{$valid_options})) {
die "Unknown option: $option\n";
}
}
$self->{options} = {%{$valid_options},%{$supplied_options}};
}
sub _member {
my ($search,@list) = @_;
foreach my $item (@list) {
return 1 if $search eq $item;
}
return 0;
}
sub TRACE {}
sub DUMP {}
1;
=head1 NAME
XML::Validate::Base - Abstract base class to be used by XML::Validate modules
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use XML::Validate::Base;
sub new {
... override new ...
}
sub validate {
... override validate ...
}
=head1 DESCRIPTION
XML::Validate::Base provides a base class with helpful subs for real
XML::Validate modules.
=head1 METHODS
=over
=item new(%options)
Constructs a new validator. This method must be overridden.
=item validate($xml)
Parses and validates $xml. Returns a true value on success, undef on
failure. This method must be overridden.
=item options
An accessor for the options hashref.
=item set_options($supplied_options,$valid_options)
Sets the options for the validator. $supplied_options and $valid_options are
hash refs containing respectively the options supplied to the constructor and
the valid options for validator along with their default values.
If the supplied options hash ref contains an option not listed in valid
options, this sub throws an exception.
=item last_error
Returns the error from the last validate call. This is a hash ref with the
following fields:
=over
=item *
message
=item *
line
=item *
column
=back
Note that the error gets cleared at the beginning of each C call.
=item add_error($error)
Stores $error for retrieval by last_error. $error should be a hash ref.
=item clear_errors
Clears any errors held by the validator.
=back
=head1 VERSION
$Revision: 1.9 $ on $Date: 2005/09/06 11:05:08 $ by $Author: johna $
=head1 AUTHOR
Colin Robertson Ecpan _at_ bbc _dot_ co _dot_ ukE
=head1 COPYRIGHT
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
=cut
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Added POD coverage to XML::Validate::MSXML
Fri Apr 7 13:08:01 2006 - 1.024
Minor modifications to t/validate.t and t/libxml.t to allow to work in a Windows environment.
Fri Apr 7 10:50:53 2006 - 1.023
Initial CPAN release.
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Initial release to CPAN.
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MANIFEST.SKIP
README
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lib/XML/Validate/Base.pm
lib/XML/Validate/LibXML.pm
lib/XML/Validate/MSXML.pm
lib/XML/Validate/Xerces.pm
scripts/validxml.pl
t/Validate.t
t/MSXML.t
t/Xerces.t
t/LibXML.t
t/invalid.xml
t/valid-ext-dtd.xml
t/base-uri.xml
t/malformed.xml
t/valid-schema.xml
t/invalid-ext-dtd.xml
t/plants.xsd
t/valid.xml
t/invalid-schema.xml
t/test.dtd
t/well-formed.xml
t/pod.t
t/pod_coverage.t
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XML-Validate-1.025/README 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000002114 10421406773 016441 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 XML::Validate v1.025
(c) BBC 2005. This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the GNU GPL.
See the file COPYING in this distribution, or http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
QUICK START:
Install XML::Validate by unpacking the tarball and running the following
commands in the source directory:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
make install
Then delete the source directory tree since it's no longer needed.
run 'perldoc XML::Validate' to read the full documentation.
AVAILABLE BACKENDS:
Backends for the following validators are included with this distribution:
LibXML (& you'll need XML::LibXML)
Xerces (& you'll need XML::Xerces)
MSXML (for Win32 platforms, needs Win32::OLE)
The default order of preference if all 3 are available is: Xerces, MSXML, LibXML
DEPENDENCIES:
Other than the modules for use with the backends, the XML::Validate modules themselves
don't depend on other CPAN distributions. However the unit tests distributed with
them use Test::Assertions and Log::Trace (as indicated in the Makefile.PL). XML-Validate-1.025/Makefile.PL 0000644 0165220 0000772 00000001013 10421406772 017527 0 ustar mattheww engineers 0000000 0000000 use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;
WriteMakefile(
NAME => 'XML::Validate',
VERSION_FROM => 'lib/XML/Validate.pm',
EXE_FILES => ['scripts/validxml.pl'],
PREREQ_PM => {
'Test::More' => 0,
'Test::Assertions' => 0,
'Log::Trace' => 0,
},
ABSTRACT_FROM => 'lib/XML/Validate.pm',
AUTHOR => 'British Broadcasting Corporation',
);