Boris Kolpackov wrote:
Hi Timothy,
I am somewhat confused by your description, but if you managed to get
a, say, PSVIElement for an element in your instance, then you can get
to XSTypeDefinition which describes the type that was used to validate
this element. From XSTypeDefinition you should be able to get the
complete content model of a type, including elements and attributes.
hth,
-boris
Boris,
I must be missing something then. From what I can tell, the
XSTypeDefinition only provides functions for retrieving the name and
namespace of the type. I'm looking at the documentation here,
http://xml.apache.org/xerces-c/apiDocs/classXSTypeDefinition.html which
exposes the following functions.
const XMLCh* getName()
const XMLCh* getNamespace()
XSNamespaceItem* getNamespaceItem()
TYPE_CATEGORY getTypeCategory()
XSTypeDefinition* getBaseType()
bool isFinal(short toTest)
short getFinal()
bool getAnonymous()
bool derivedFromType(const XSTypeDefinition *const ancestorType)
bool derivedFrom(const XMLCh *typeNamespace, const XMLCh *name)
None of which seem to be able to do what I need. Could you provide some
pseudo code for using XXTypeDefinition to get the valid children /
attributes of the element?
Thanks,
Tim
