From: Dazed_75
> Suffice to say that just because a piece of software claims to use
> an xml schema does not mean they rigidly adhere to it.

For extra fun, have a client who gives you a DTD, but also has requirements
like "<junk> tags can contain at most 512 characters", which is not something
that you can actually put into a DTD.  Then have this client wait months after
getting XML before complaining that the <junk> tags have too much stuff in
them.

The fix required adding more Perl to a thing that already had a ton of Perl,
but at least they stopped complaining about having too much <junk> in their
<trunk>.

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