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There are at least two causes for this error: 1: The XML document has content outside of tags and it is defined by the schema that only elements are allowed. 2: Value is given inside complex type element

Error description:

There are at least two causes for this error:

1: The XML document has content outside of tags and it is defined by the schema that only elements are allowed.

2: Value is given inside complex type element

Example of case 1:

<email>
    Hello Mr. <to>Andersson</to>
    How is your <system>Matrix</system> doing?
    Sincerely Yours, <from>Agent Smith</from>
</email>

would produce this error. (It is possible to use XML this way and even validate it by XML schemas by setting complextype attribute mixed="true" but bank materials do not support this.)

You can add extra content to files by using comments. For example:

<!-- Here is an email -->
<email>
    <to>user'at'mail.eu</to> <!-- email address here -->
    <subject>Hello</subject> <!-- remember to use describing subject -->
</email>

Example of case 2:

For example

Correct way in this case would be to give the value inside <Id> element instead of giving it directly inside the <Othr> element.

Screenshot of schema for reference:

Explanation of the error message given by the validator:

"Element 'elem1': Character content other than whitespace is not allowed because the content type is 'element-only'."

Where elem1 is the element which has content outside of tags and produces the error.