input validation in xml parsing
Input validation in XML parsing refers to the process of ensuring that the XML data being parsed conforms to the defined structure and rules specified by the XML schema or document type definition (DTD). It involves verifying the integrity and correctness of the input XML, checking for the correct syntax, data types, required elements, and allowable values to prevent potential errors or security vulnerabilities during the parsing process.
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