Is XML case-sensitive?

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Short Answer:

Yes – XML is case sensitive.

Longer Answer:

It is widely accepted as case sensitive, however if you want to accept more flexibly, take a look at the question below, which discusses having case-insensitive enumerations:

XML Schema Case Insensitive Enumeration of Simple Type String

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