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However you can get the installation package. It depends on several factors, and in this case there probably isn't. If you have a linux distribution that supports RPM, like Red Hat then you will just need to type in the terminal "rpm -i file.rpm" I have an idea, you can try the following This to me seems a bit dangerous but you can try anyway Then copy the file /usr/bin/xmllint to the folder where you want it to be. Install xmllint for your distribution using the package manager, for example if you have ubuntu just type "sudo apt-get install libxml2-utils". After you install it, it will be placed somewhere is some directory, and after locating it you have the PATH for the script i wrtoe

it's used to install packages, which contains binaries, so the executable file we need.

No, the rpm file is not an executable file. xmllint -valid -noout fileName.Will this rpm file work with your written. once you're inside it, type the xmllint commands e.g.

cd C:\Users\user name\Documents\XML files assign another folder to your xml files and run xmllint from there. they say its a bug so I downloaded an older version of libxml2 from If you also have this warning : failed to load external entity "fileName.xml" type xmllint -valid -noout fileName.xml If everything's fine, CONGRATS Else.copy a xml file into the xmllint directory.Make it work (I only type xmllint and I had no idea why I cant see the xmllint window.or just type 'path' in search box located in your win8 charms ( I should have thought of that).In the System variables look for Path > Edit > add " C:\folderName".Under the advanced tab - click environment variables.under System - click edit the system environment variable.(btw, im using windows 8, for win7 users here's a link ) : Add the 'C:\folderName' (mine = 'C:\XML') in the path system variable.Paste the files in a folder (mine = XML).Extract the zip file then copy all the files in the bin folder of each download.Download iconv, libxml2, libxmlsec, zlib from.I had the same problem and it took me two hours to make it work.