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<article-title>Demo 2</article-title>
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<title>Welcome!</title>
<p>Schematron is a wonderful tool for testing XML to find out if the XML follows an expected structure.</p>
<p>In addition to validating XML, Schematron can also raise alerts for things you might want to know through warnings and informational messages. It can pass/fail validation and much more!</p>
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<p>Schematron uses XPath to test the contents of XML.</p>
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<title>Testing Schematron</title>
<p>While Schematron is useful for testing XML files, it is also useful to have a tool for testing Schematron itself.</p>
<p>Schematron is simple to use. However sometimes tests can sometimes become very complex. A good set of test cases can help you to avoid problems and makes your work go faster.</p>
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