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Don Corley reassigned JIBX-377:
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Assignee: Don Corley
> Error: Unknown element for "schema-type" element
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> Key: JIBX-377
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JIBX-377
> Project: JiBX
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: CodeGen, maven plugin
> Affects Versions: JiBX 1.2.1
> Environment: windows 7, maven v 2.0.9
> Reporter: code hause
> Assignee: Don Corley
> Attachments: jibx_codehause_schema-type_0.jar
>
>
> after referring to the jibx documentation's "Date/time conversions" page
> (http://jibx.sourceforge.net/binding/date-time.html), all i want to be able
> to do is to have the maven-jibx-plugin execute a simple customization that
> simply converts a schema "dateTime" to a java.sql.Timestamp. but even when
> using the examples xsd schemas and customization xml examples provided in the
> jibx documentation, the maven-jibx-plugin still blows up with:
> Error: Unknown element for "schema-type" element at (line 9, col 69)
> Error: No customizations allowed for "schema" element at (line 10, col 63)
> Terminating due to command line or customization errors
> steps to reproduce the issue:
> 1. download the jibx 1.2.1 distribution from
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/jibx/files/jibx/jibx-1.2.1/jibx_1_2_1.zip/download
> 2. download and install the maven-jibx-plugin patch that guido schmutz posted
> on his blog (sincere thanks for that, btw, guido!)
> 3. create a pom-based project with maven's "archetype:generate ..." command
> (see attached "jibx_codehause_schema-type_0.jar" for a pre-rolled one)
> 4. add the JiBX Maven 2 Plugin to the project's pom.xml (as described in the
> maven-jibx-plugin tutorial listed in guido schmutz' blog
> (http://guidoschmutz.wordpress.com/tag/jibx/).
> 5. replace the "customer.xsd" in guido schmutz' sample pom.xml with the
> "jibx/examples/codegen/otasubset/OTA_CommonTypes.xsd" sample xsd schema file
> from the jibx 1.2.1 distribution.
> 6. copy the example customization xml file from the jibx documentation's
> "Example 3: More extensive customizations" page
> (http://jibx.sourceforge.net/fromschema/example-custom2.html)
> 7. remove from the above example customization xml, all except one of the
> "<schema-type>" elements listed therein; set the one remaining
> "<schema-type>" to this (as described here:
> "http://jibx.sourceforge.net/fromschema/codegen-extends.html";):
>
> "<schema-type type-name="dateTime" format-name="Timestamp.default"/>"
> 8. remove from the above example customization xml, all but one of the
> "<schema>" elements listed therein (keep only the very last one - that is,
> the one that refers to "OTA_CommonTypes.xsd");
> 9. after saving the modified customization xml file to a convenient
> sudirectory under your pom-based project, configure the maven-jibx-plugin in
> your pom.xml's /customizations/customization configuration to point to the
> modified customization xml file (as described in the maven-jibx-plugin
> tutorial listed in guido schmutz' blog
> (http://guidoschmutz.wordpress.com/tag/jibx/)
> 10. from the command line, run "mvn clean generate-sources"
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