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Parsing your XML
- An XML parser reads a document and creates an in-memory model
- A parser checks that the document is well formed
- A validating parser checks the document against a DTD
- A non-validating parser won’t use a DTD, even if one is available
- Parsing ceases on the first error
- Several free parsers are available
- Parsers are primarily intended to be merged with a larger program
- But most offer some stand-alone functionality
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