Hi Adrien,
you should get the list of the global element
declarations using
XSModel::getComponentsByNamespace(ELEMENT_DECLARATION,
"namespace of the schema"); those are potential
root elements, that you could filter further by
removing the ones being a simple type and the
ones that appear as children of another global element.
Hope this helps,
Alberto
At 16.03 04/11/2005 +0100, a\.desentenac wrote:
I validate a XML file against a XSD, and when the root node of
the XML is invalid, I'd like to get the possible valid values.
Is that possible without using a parser to parse the XSD as a
XML file and get the children of the schema element ?
For every other element of the XML I get the XSModelGroup from
its parent type definition and find the possible
XSElementDeclarations, but that clearly is not possible for
the root element, since it has no parent !
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