xmlplint is a xml command line tool that can be integrated into UltraEdit32 - it supports for example the following:

- Validation/well-formedness checking with extensive error information
- xml catalogs
- Support for large number of encodings (via libiconv library)

See xmlplint
for more info/installation instructions. Windows binaries are available at download section.

Maybe you want to have a look at XmlValidator4UE too, it was written especially for UltraEdit and will install itself as a tool.

* Validates XML files for wellformedness.
* Checks against DTD and XSD schemas.
* Offers to jump to the position of the reported errors.
* Registers itself as a tool in UltraEdit32.

http://www.martinstoeckli.ch/xmlvalidator/

Since XmlValidator4UE is based on the .net framework you have the same possibilities as the ms xml parser, but will need an installed .net framework.

Best regards:
Martin

Hello,

I tried installing your XML validation tool, but it seemed to ignore that my settings are stored in the registry:

[Settings]
Use Registry=1

You may want to check the INI file to determine if settings are stored in the registry.
In that case you should add the tool settings to the registry, and not to the INI file.

Regards,
Lex