Initialize RelaxNG support with validation/completion/hover

[BalduinLandolt]

First step of #237, see also redhat-developer/vscode-xml#236.

To Do:

• Check license compatibility.
  For jing license, see https://github.com/relaxng/jing-trang/blob/master/copying.txt.

• Ensure the Lemminx uber jar doesn't get out of hand.

• use jing
  (Note to self: github, maven, website )

• start managing validation with RelaxNG. The idea is to create a classe XMLModelRelaxNGValidator and call it in
  

  lemminx/org.eclipse.lemminx/src/main/java/org/eclipse/lemminx/extensions/xerces/xmlmodel/XMLModelHandler.java

  Line 123 in b1407bb

  if (href.endsWith("xsd")) {

• write unit tests

• test manually

[BalduinLandolt]

@angelozerr I'm getting somewhere with this! :)

I just drafted a pull request with what I have so far.
It's currently very much a hack and I know that lots of things need improovement.

It does not yet work when packaged and used in vs code, but from the test cases you can see that it can produce proper diagnostics.

Firstly, I'd be greatful if you could give me general feedback, if the general direction I'm taking seems reasonable to you.

Furthermore, I have some more concrete questions:

• when I know the href pointing to the schema from xml-model, what is the best way of making this schema available for validation? I'm assuming there is already a system that can handle local files, remote files, relative paths, etc.?
• I don't get the catalog.xml... how do I use that? and should I use it at all?
• the jing dependency... in which of the two pom.xml do I add that?
• I added one of the TEI .rng schemas to the resources for test purposes. Is that a porblem license-wise?

[BalduinLandolt]

also, the validation creates errors and warnings, but honestly, I can't think of a way/case to get a warning. Any ideas?

[angelozerr]

Firstly, I'd be greatful if you could give me general feedback, if the general direction I'm taking seems reasonable to you.

I will try to do my best to find time and play with your PR. But your implementation means that you will parse twice the XML document (one by xerces, and one by jing) . That's why I wonder if we could create XMLModelRelaxNGValidator which extends XMLModelValidator which validate the XML content when XML is parsed by xerces. But I'm not sure it's possible.

For your other comments, please let me time to study more jing.

[BalduinLandolt]

I will try to do my best to find time and play with your PR.

For your other comments, please let me time to study more jing.

Sure thing, no hurry!

But your implementation means that you will parse twice the XML document (one by xerces, and one by jing) . That's why I wonder if we could create XMLModelRelaxNGValidator which extends XMLModelValidator which validate the XML content when XML is parsed by xerces. But I'm not sure it's possible.

I absolutely see your point. I just could not figure out how to do that... But I can try and see what I can do.
If you have a look at "JARV" here, maybe this could help too.

In any case, I'll see what I can do and will keep you updated. And if you find time to look into it, let me know if you have any suggestions.

[angelozerr]

If you have a look at "JARV" here, maybe this could help too.

Today Xerces is on the top for validation because we customize it to have advanced support like error range instead of offset range. If I understand correctly JARV provides a Validation API, so it means that Xerces will not on the top of validation.

In otherwords I would like to provides a Xerces XNI component implementd with Jing. Perhaps
https://github.com/georgebina/dita-ng/blob/master/src/org/ditang/relaxng/defaults/RelaxNGDefaultsComponent.java is a good start?

To study...

In any case, I'll see what I can do and will keep you updated. And if you find time to look into it, let me know if you have any suggestions.

I will try as soon as I will find time.

[BalduinLandolt]

you mean something like this? :)
https://people.apache.org/~andyc/neko/doc/index.html

I just came across this page, which lead me to NekoXNI. I haven't tried it out yet, but if I understand you correctly, that might be something, right?

[BalduinLandolt]

Well, the download link is dead, and I can't seem to find the files anywhere online... So NekoXNI is clearly not an option. (Or maybe you have better luck?)

If we were to write a Jing-XNI-component ourself... roughly where would that come into play? In the LSPXMLParserConfiguration, so it gets passed to the LSPSAXParser before parsing?

[angelozerr]

@BalduinLandolt please see my draft PR #841