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This specification describes a unified vocabulary for validation reports. Its main focus is to express the findings of the most common XML validation languages, Schematron, XML Schema, DTD, and Relax NG. It is meant to be extensible in multiple ways. It should both be able to express the results of other XML validation methods and of validation methods that apply to non-XML formats such as JSON or RDF graphs (irrespective of their serialization format). Another extension axis is that it allows addition of custom attributes or elements. While XVRL at its core is specified in terms of an XML vocabulary with a Relax NG schema, there may also be non-normative serialization formats and schemas, namely a JSON serialization and schema.
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