Uhm, maybe it's because both schemas use the empty namespace, so the
second one is not loaded at all.
You could try setting the parameter
XMLUni::fgXercesHandleMultipleImports to true; failing that, you will
have to switch using the resource resolver.
Alberto
On 11/18/2010 1:32 PM, Mathieu Champlon wrote:
On 18/11/2010 12:03, Alberto Massari wrote:
Hi Mathieu,
the proper way of handling this kind of configuration is by
registering a resource resolver that, when asked for "schema2.xsd",
returns the correct MemBufInputSource.
Otherwise you could fix your code by parsing first the schema_2 and
then the schema_1 buffer, so that schema_1 can find schema_2 already
loaded in the grammar cache.
Thank you for your help Alberto,
When parsing first schema_2 and then schema_1 I get this error upon
validation : no declaration found for element 'element'
Therefore I was under the impression that the first parsed schema was
supposed to contain the definition for the root element ?
I'll look into registering a custom resource resolver, thanks for
pointing that out.
MAT.
