command-line command-line-interface xml-validation xsd-1.1

Linux command line tool validating XSD 1.1?

Is there any command line tool that validates XML against a XSD version 1.1?

Xmllint does not validate version 1.1.

Solution

XSD 1.1 is currently supported by Saxon and by Xerces J. Both should run without trouble under Linux.

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