Hello again, still being in my Tomcat infancy I need to edit various Tomcat config files, which sadly are all XML and not as tangible to human editing customs. How easy can it occur that one forgets a closing tag or mispells or only uses wrong case for a tag's attribute. I need and want to edit these files manually since I can't use GUI tools nor can I connect to a management URI by a rendering browser. The best I could use was a bare ascii user agent such as e.g. lynx. The issues this could arise are the aforementioned typos. So I need a tiny (no bloating parser engine) XML validator that at least can check for well formedness. As a last resort I could write myself a Perl checker (or get one somewhere), but I'm convinced there must be such tools already available for Tomcat. Or will Tomcat display verbose error messages if it parsed a screwed up config file at start up? Mind you, I couldn't yet establish extended logging because I still need to set up log4j or similar.
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