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ation, I get a message,
svn: Repository moved temporarily to
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Is below the correct location to work on latest XML Schema 1.1 code ?
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> &g
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pport in type alternatives. We can reuse/refactor your
XPath 2.0 code, for use it in assertions.
I would presently not work on XPath 2.0 part in assertions, and would
work on other parts as Michael pointed.
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> few hours for this, but not been able to find the solution.
>
> Can somebody please help, so I could proceed further with implementation.
>
> I am really hoping I can complete assertions support (without, XPath
> processing for now) quite soon.
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http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>
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pqr
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http://www.w3.org/2001/X
Hi team,
In the XML Schema 1.1 spec, at http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema11-1/
(W3C Working Draft 20 June 2008),
it's mentioned
2.2.4.3 Assertion
Assertions are currently only allowed to be specified in complex
types. It may be deemed useful also to include assertions in named
model group definiti
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absent in the facets, in Complex Types with Simple Contents? I can do
this quickly. You could review the modified code.
Meanwhile, I am also working on assert support on Simple Types.
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> I have commited your patch with a small change. I omitted some unused data
> members, mainly the fAssertions array since it was never u
Schema, and Xerces? I am fine with using
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> 2) Even without specifying version="1.1" in the Schema, type
> alternatives are recognized
I think this is because, we specified following in the file,
XMLSchema11Test.java
System.setProperty("javax.xml.validati
r according to my observations the type
> alternatives implementation assign the correct address type to the ADDRESS
> element. I'll continue to test this scenario further.
>
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tails on this are
> on the Wiki [1].
>
> Thanks.
>
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based on the value of
> "fSchemaVersion". I guess this might have been added while you were debugging
> but we should be determining this based on the schema version.
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> [2] which was recently donated to Eclipse [3]. I think we may be able to use
> it for supporting assertions. I understand that it is schema-aware and is
> apparently able to work with Xerces' XSModel.
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Hoping for sure for further interaction with you and other Xerces members.
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ext nodes to the assertions XML tree.
// some stuff here
}
This is just a very high level design. The actual details in the final
code may take a different shape.
I'm hoping to have an initial complete assertions implementation quite
soon. Please watch
// some stuff here
}
This is just a very high level design. The actual details in the final
code may take a different shape.
I'm hoping to have an initial complete assertions implementation quite
soon. Please watch
r.validate(Unknown Source)
at XMLSchema11Test.main(XMLSchema11Test.java:15)
In this particular case, the following assert declaration in the
Schema, fails: . And it should indeed fail.
But I want to display an user friendly error messag
n
> (file name, line/column numbers) which would be useful for the application
> to determine where the error occurred.
>
> Thanks.
>
> [1]
> http://xerces.apache.org/xerces2-j/javadocs/api/javax/xml/validation/Validator.html#setErrorHandler(org.xml.sax.ErrorHandler)
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idea. I'll try to implement it. It might require some
thinking, and we might do this in a future iteration.
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Could somebody please share an implementation strategy to implement
type awareness for XPath 2.0 processing in assertions.
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>> > > months back and we did receive some encouraging comments from the
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y() vs. String.length() == 0).
>
> So I think we should wait until think we have a case for using newer APIs
> and then evaluate at that point, rather than jumping to a later release on a
> branch without a particular reason for doing so.
> Thanks.
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nt.
Would the above code result in a full Schema tree inside, xsmodel?
Or, would xsmodel contain only the first level element declaration
(and no sibling Schema information)?
If, xsmodel would not contain the full Schema tree, how do I construct
it given an Augmentations object?
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> [1]
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For this need, we could provide an additional constructor to the user,
XSModelImpl(Schema schema).
Is the implementation of this requirement, feasible within Xerces? And
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rammars = ( XSGrammar[] ) grammars; // get a
ClassCastException here
XSModel xsmodel = xsGrammars[0].toXSModel(xsGrammars);
// end code
How do I I convert Grammar to XSGrammar?
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orrect? The whole of idea above, relies on
adding a new method, getSchemaGrammars() in XSModelImpl.java.
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> Thanks for reply. This works fine, and is really nice.
>
> I have another question.
>
>
for something else? Saxon perhaps?
>
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something already exists in Xerces for this?
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Hi all,
Just thought of sharing this example.
Following is a simple example which could be used to test schema
aware XPath capabilities, related to the following patch:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1365
XML file:
Mukul
Gandhi
2006-10-10
XERCES100
XSD file:
http
think, this improves a lot the XPath 2.0 evaluation support for
Xerces-J assertions.
FYI, please..
PS: You can wait for all these improvements to ship with Eclipse WTP
3.2 M1 (sometime in July-Aug 09' I believe), or can ask me to post the
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es it affect
other places of Xerces code?
I have following questions:
1) Am I building the SchemaGrammar correctly? If not, what's the correct way?
2) If yes, then how do I avoid NPE in this case?
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> 1. I cannot do,
> schemaGrammar.addGlobalTypeDecl(elementPSVI.getTypeDefinition());
> if the type is an anonymous type.
>
> It seem, *I need to do this* to have a fully populated schema.
It seems I have found the workaround
anonymous
schemaGrammar.addGlobalNotationDecl (..
Do you think, these three calls are enough to complete create the
grammar for an element? Or do we need to set some other things as
well, on schemaGrammar?
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t; schema documents to be validated?
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ntation("XS-Loader");
> XSLoader xsLoader = xsImpl.createXSLoader(null);
>
> DOMConfiguration config = xsLoader.getConfig();
> config.setParameter("error-handler", myErrorHandler); // <-- set the error
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> code quality. In any case, I'll see how the GSoC participants perform and
> how easy they'll find adding code to xerces.
>
> I'll go back
ht.
> In 'Object-Oriented Metrics in Practice' by M.Lanza and R. Marinescu, the
> authors use the average line complexity (Complexity/Size) which is an
> alternative complexity measurement.
I was not aware of this technique. Will try to get this book, and read about it.
also validates imported schemas as well.
Infact, the 'loadURI' method I mentioned, builds XSModel from the
Grammar object (it does something like, ((XSGrammar)
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= sf.newSchema(new StreamSource(schemapath));
The 'newSchema' call would not succeed if XML Schema has an error.
The XSModel or the Grammar technique you wrote, is a low level API
which is normally used within Xerces.
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nd would work in environments where
> Xerces isn't available.
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The latest psychopath library should be working with JRE 1.3 as well,
as I produced the JAR with JRE 1.3 compatibility on. It should likely
also work on JRE 1.6.
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a and the
base schema (as for the xs:redefine construct).
I think, these are the two important aspects, that we need to take
care for xs:override.
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> I believe, Xerces still doesn't have an implementation of XML
>
Hi Hiranya and all,
On Tue, Jun 23, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Mukul Gandhi wrote:
> I am keen to have this implemented in Xerces-J. I remember, Hiranya
> did some work on xs:override implementation.
Since Hiranya wrote the original code for xs:override for Xerces-J, I
feel, Hiranya has ownership o
quirements you had mentioned in
> your previous mail? Your feedback will help us identify the shortcomings of
> that initial work.
Sure, I would do that and would share my findings to the list. I
guess, you need to revisit the logic again on the patch, and see what
needs to be done going
example, Xerces reports the XML document as valid.
Shouldn't the validation fail in this case (since value 'abc' is not
an integer)?
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functionality?
I need to convey the xerces project's opinion about this, to PsychoPath team.
I would appreciate if we could have a quick discussion on this.
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more information,
http://intellectualcramps.blogspot.com/2009/08/psychopath-11m1-available.html.
Xerces-J users, wishing to use the latest PsychoPath library, for XML
Schema 1.1 assertions processing, can download the new version from
Eclipse WTP site.
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mentDepth).
Is Integer.valueOf(""+fElementDepth) better, or new Integer(.. is better?
Through, JRE 1.5 and above has an API, Integer.valueOf(int). But we
can't use, this API as we need to conform to JRE 1.3.
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r idea that comes to my mind is, to provide a configurable
option to users, to either use the minimal subset (which is the
current implementation), or use full XPath 2.0 support, with
PsychoPath.
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On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 6:23 PM, Mukul Gandhi wrote:
> Another idea that comes to my mind is, to provide a configurable
> option to users, to either use the minimal subset (which is the
> current implementation), or use full XPath 2.0 support, with
> PsychoPath.
Apart from the points
it seems, Xerces folks are busy :) I couldn't get a response to this
question, since 4 days now (with a 2 day weekend in between) :) I am
hoping, a yes or no to this idea.
A no would be ok, with justifications, please.
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Mukul Gandhi wrote:
> Apart from th
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> positions along the way which is expensive).
>
> You could open a JIRA issue for tracking but suggest that we revisit later.
>
> Thanks.
>
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> XML Parser Development
> IBM Toronto Lab
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to write this piece of integration :) Any further
suggestions, please?
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go right ahead. :-)
Thanks. I'll begin implementation, for this soon after inheritable
attribute changes get committed.
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Hi all,
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>> If you're up for it go right ahead. :-)
>
> Thanks. I'll begin implementation, for this soon after inheritable
> attribute changes get committed.
I have completed an implementation for this. After sta
l write the agreed upon code to interface with
PsychoPath, as mentioned in this mail, with necessary communication to
PsychoPath team as well.
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On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Mukul Gandhi wrote:
> To be able to implement "xpathDefaultNamespace" attribute for
> xs:assert, I propose to have a provision in Xerces-J, to allow users
> to set say a system property, psychopath.optimize=true which will
> allow u
art of the next Eclipse
WTP release, as well).
On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 2:31 PM, Mukul Gandhi wrote:
> Hi all,
> We use PsychoPath XPath 2.0 engine, for XML Schema 1.1 assertions
> in Xerces-J.
>
> On xs:assert element, there is an attribute "xpathDefaultNamespace",
>
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