On 4/18/16, 7:01 AM, "Christofer Dutz" <christofer.d...@c-ware.de> wrote:
>I think this is not what I'm talking about. >In Falcon and ASJS we have a lot of xml config files. Unfortunately most >of them (if not even none) use an XML Schema to define their content. >This makes it difficult to write tools and maintain content. So my >question was: >1) Is there a schema for manifest and config-xml files? >2) If there is, why aren't we using them? >3) If there are none, how about writing and using ones? I'm definitely not an expert on XML and schemas so I could use some education on this topic. Right now, the -config.xml files reflect the Configuration.java files. So when I add a new configuration option by modifying Configuration.Java or JSGoogConfiguration.java, I know how it will look in the -config.xml and on the command-line. I think you are saying that by creating a schema file, some part of the development/use process will be easier, but I'm not clear on what. I get that a schema is good for things like SOAP or the AIR -app.xml file, but there are no command-line equivalents for the entities in those files. Thanks, -Alex
