Hello,
I'm a new jaxme user and have managed to get the example "Address" schema
from the documentation working. I am
now trying to get a schema given to me by a contractor working in jaxme.
When i run the task to generate java code from
the schema I get the following error:
BUILD FAILED
C:\dev\projects\local\xmlgen\build.xml:129: At
file:/C:/dev/projects/local/xmlgen/src/schema/jxdm/3.0.2/jxdm.xsd, line 31,
column
49: At file:/C:/dev/projects/local/xmlgen/src/schema/jxdm/3.0.2
/jxdm.xsd, line 31, column 49: A global attribute group {http://www
.it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0.2}SuperTypeMetadata is already defined.
The schema layout I am trying to load looks something like this:
case.xsd
imports:
extensions.xsd
imports:
jxdm.xsd
xsd.xsd(proxy?)
imports:
jxdm.xsd
includes:
CourtTypeCode.xsd
IneffectiveCounselCodeType.xsd
InformedOfAllocutionCodeType.xsd
ResolutionSatisfiedTypeCodeType.xsd
etc...
constraints.xsd
imports:
extensions.xsd
see above
xsd.xsd(proxy?)
imports:
jxdm.xsd
ansi_d20.xsd(proxy?)
imports:
ansi_d20.xsd
jxdm.xsd
usps_states.xsd(proxy?)
imports:
usps_states.xsd
jxdm.xsd
ncic_2000.xsd(proxy?)
imports:
ncic_2000.xsd
jxdm.xsd
nibrs_misc.xsd(proxy?)
imports
nibrs_misc.xsd
jxdm.xsd
includes:
AccidentDwiBacCodeType.xsd
CaseDispositionCodeType.xsd
CaseLevelSecurityCodeType.xsd
ChargeDispositionCodeType.xsd
etc...
I'm not the creator of the schema files, and not really sure of the rules
that schema files have to follow. But
it appears that I am getting this errors because the string
"<xsd:attributeGroup name="SuperTypeMetadata"/>"
appears in more than one file. I have tried commenting out this line in the
jxdm.xsd file but I get another
similar error for a different global being already defined. If I comment
out the line in the other file, conversion.xsd,
I still get the same error about SuperTypeMetadata already being defined.
I spoke with the contractor and he said that the constraints.xsd will be
full of dupes of the Types in the jxdm.xsd
because all of the ones in the jxdm.xsd are unbounded and they need to do
this to add constraints. And he said
that the schema validates in xmlspy whatever that is good for.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Cory Bestgen
Computer Information Technologist II
Information Technology Division
Office of State Courts Administrator
(573) 522 - 5455
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