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Please ignore the last
messsage on this thread. In looking at the documentation again I see
that if an id is specified in the <configuration-point> element
it is illegal
to have an id in the <schema> element also. Therefore Shing's suggestion will be invalid, I think. Martin Pike wrote: Shing, Thankyou for your suggestion , however it would appear that adding id to schema is illegal as I receive the message: SEVERE: Error at file:...../testConfig/bin/META-INF/hivemodule.xml, line 5, column 28: Unknown attribute 'id' in element module/configuration-point/schema. However on checking the documentation at 'HiveMind1.1/docs/descriptor.html#configuration-point' it states that id is required. This would seem to go against the examples that are shown in the documentation of the use of <schema> which do not have an id attribute. What is correct? Is id valid/required as an id of schema or not? Shing Hing Man wrote:
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