I did more fiddling, and found this form of the document will validate: <get-request xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://services.www.up.com/track/physical/get/1.0 get-track.xsd" xmlns="http://services.www.up.com/track/physical/ge...

Oxygen says this document is invalid: <get-request xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://services.www.up.com/track/physical/get/1.0 get-track.xsd" xmlns="http://services.www.up.com/track/physical/get/1.0"> <validate /> <system-...

Oxygen incorrectly reports that my document is valid, even though I specified a schema in the validation scenario (tried using both a URL & a local file). It even says the document is valid when I have mismatched start & end tags, like this: <tlax>ENM</tla> I have <oXygen/> XML Editor 9.1, b...

That did it! Things that should be simple never are!

I'm trying to crete a schema definition for a simple data type that has both an attribute & a restriction. For example, in the XML instance document, the element might look like this: <speed units="kilometers-per-hour">100</speed> I tried to create a schema element like this, but OXyg...