Here is my XML document...
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<name xsi:schemaLocation="TestSchema.xml">
<first>Chase</first>
<middle>T</middle>
<last>Preuninger</last>
</name>
Here is the parser output...
[Error] Document is invalid: no grammar found. Line 2, Column 6
[Error] Document root element "name", must match DOCTYPE root "null".
Line 2, Column 6
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