Required syntax within WHTEKO file

There are good examples in the WebHub demo files. The following DOCTYPE line is taken from the about-whFirebird.whteko file; it asks for STRICT validation.

<!DOCTYPE whteko PUBLIC "-//HREF//DTD whteko stage 2.14//Strict//EN//" "http://webhub.com/dtd/0214/whteko.dtd">
<whteko>
...
</whteko>

Alternatively you can ask for TRANSITIONAL validation by using a different DTD reference.

<!DOCTYPE whteko PUBLIC "-//HREF//DTD whteko stage 2.14//Transitional//EN//" "http://webhub.com/dtd/0214/whteko.dtd">
<whteko>
...
</whteko>

If you are using UTF-8 encoding, specify that FIRST, immediately followed by the DOCTYPE line, immediately followed by the opening whteko tag. Use the first 3 lines of the webhubdemos\Live\WebHub\WHTML\Shared WHTML\lingvo-fra.whteko file (French translation file).

If you have Internet Explorer

The quickest way to make sure that an XML file has no completely fatal errors is to open it in a web browser such as Internet Explorer. IE will report gross syntax errors.

If you have Dreamweaver

Dreamweaver v8

Use this menu sequence to validate .whteko and/or .xml files: File > Check File > Validate as XML

Dreamweaver v9

File > Validate > Validate as XML

Else... use one of these free utilities

xmlvalidator

Download: http://www.kephyr.com/xmlvalidator/

This is a small program that only validates XML/DTD.

Syntax: xmlvalidator filename.whteko

Stops working on first error.

xmlstar

Download: http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/

Multi-functional utility to work with XML.

Syntax: xml val -E filename.whteko

Returns complete list of errors.

XSD support in xmlstar is limited. You can only get valid/invalid response without exact error location: xml val -s http://webhub.com/xsd/cv004/webhubappconfiguration200702.xsd TestConfiguration.xml

XML structure can be checked without XSD:

Else... use this free online validator

You can also use this online validator: http://www.w3.org/2001/03/webdata/xsv