Hi
I've both tried the scomp you mentioned to compile the schema you passed
in and have run your test code using the file you sent below.
Unfortunately everything works fine for me - I have no problem either
running scomp or running your code. So I assume this must be some sort
of environment prob
Title: Factory.Parse issue
Hey everyone.
I'm having an odd issue with xmlbeans. When using it while developing in my IDE, it seems to work fine. When actually running the jar (at least along those lines), the program craps out on the Factory.parse method. We pass in a ByteArrayInputStream
Title: Factory.Parse issue
Hi Jason
When you say the program “craps out”,
what exactly do you see? And what do you means by “running the jar”?
Do you mean running a java process from the command line with the jar on the
classpath?
Cheers,
Lawrence
From: Green, Jaso
Title: Factory.Parse issue
Lawrence,
We run our program via another program.
We give the main program the location of one of our classes and it creates an
instance of it. This instance is actually a JPanel that gets added to a
tabbedPane contained in the main program. That is basically h
Title: Factory.Parse issue
Hi Jason
I would guess that it probably is a
classpath issue – you need xbean.jar and jsr173_1.0_api.jar on your
classpath as well as any jar you generate using scomp. How are you calling
XmlBeans within your program? What classpath are you passing it?
Als
Classes generated for schema types which have inheritance by restriction could
better implement the restricted methods
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Key: XMLBEANS-261
URL: http://issues.apac
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Radu Preotiuc-Pietro resolved XMLBEANS-251:
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Resolution: Fixed
SVN revision 390274
> Schema compilation error when restricting complex type with simple content
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