- From: Struan Donald <w3-validator@exo.org.uk>
- Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 00:10:34 +0000
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Hi, I'm writing a Perl module to access the Validator, especially to provide easy access to the XML output. I've noticed that if you provide a URI that the validator's not happy with, e.g example.com/index.html then the resulting error message is the HTML page you'd get if you'd used the validator as normal. I realise that the XML output is experimental so I was wondering what the plans are for it in this respect? There doesn't seem to be anywhere obvious in the DTD for this sort of thing. On a related issue if you provide a malformed URI when making a HEAD request you get the HTTP headers of the same HTML error page which provides no way of knowing what has gone wrong. Is this also likely to change or should I just assume that if I don't get back any X-W3C-Validator-* headers that somethings gone wrong? thanks Struan
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