Anthony,
You'll need to navigate the SchemaTypeSystem yourself. XMLBeans doesn't include
such an utility a this moment.
Also, if you know the document class, there is a static field an all the
generated interfaces called type that points to its corresponding SchemaType,
you can use that
Cezar,
Thanks for replying. I started wondering if what I asked was crazy and had a
look at how else I could do this and realized that what I wanted was actually
to get the schema type using a restricted xpath that essentially uniquely
identifies an element (ie. get the schemaType of
Anthony,
It's an interesting idea, if anybody does it, let us know and we'll add it in.
Indeed you can't use the QName (SchemaType.getName()) since inner definitions
don't have names. But for this you should use signatures, to get one just use
SchemaType.toString(), and for finding it
