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The XML Instance Gamut
Posted by Wilfred Springer terribly early in the morning: October 19th, 2009

If you happen to be in the business of writing software serving XML documents or consuming XML documents - and if you read this post, then there is a fair chance you are - then there is always one big challenge: how do you make sure your service or client is capable of dealing with all of the XML documents you could possibly expect to be passed around?

And if you happen to come from the test-driven world, the answer is obviously: by testing it. However, if you try to do that, things might be harder than you expect at first.

What about schemas?

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