The point of SchemaBindingInitializer is to adjust/correct bindings
after XSD was processed.
SchemaBindingResolver is supposed to resolve/build a SchemaBinding from
whatever source it can. It can be XSD or anything else.
I guess we can give a chance to SchemaBindingInitializer to build the
SchemaBinding.
Scott M Stark wrote:
Then I don't see the point of the SchemaBindingInitializer. An XSD is
simply mapped to a SchemaBinding via the XsdBinder class, what I want is
to bypass the XSD and just tell the binding layer here is how to handle
the urn:jboss:simplejavabean:1.0 namespace elements.
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There must be a resolvable XSD for urn:jboss:simplejavabean:1.0.
Scott M Stark wrote:
So I'm not understanding what triggers a
SchemaBindingInitializer to
be loaded. For a configuration of a marshaller such as the
following:
DefaultSchemaResolver resolver = new DefaultSchemaResolver();
JavaBeanSchemaInitializer si = new
JavaBeanSchemaInitializer();
resolver.addSchemaInitializer("urn:jboss:simplejavabean:1.0", si);
resolver.addSchemaLocation("urn:jboss-test:xmbean:2.0",
"xml/mbeanserver/jboss_xmbean_2_0.xsd");
I'm expecting that both the "urn:jboss-test:xmbean:2.0" and
"urn:jboss:simplejavabean:1.0" namespaces can be handled. The
"urn:jboss:simplejavabean:1.0" has a code centric
SchemaBinding while
the "urn:jboss-test:xmbean:2.0" has a SchemaBinding derived
from the
jboss_xmbean_2_0.xsd annotations.
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