Hi David,
Sorry, I should have been clearer. You need to get the enclosing complex
type definition. When you're processing the *parent* element you would
retrieve its type definition from the ElementPSVI and then use it to find
the XSParticles for its children.
Thanks.
Michael Glavassevich
XML
Hi Michael,
If I understand you correctly, I have done this,
XSElementDeclaration xsElemDel = elemPSVI.getElementDeclaration();
XSTypeDefinition xsTypeDef = xsElemDel.getTypeDefinition();
XSComplexTypeDefinition xsComplexTypeDef;
if (xsElemDel.getTypeDefinition().ge
getEnclosingCTDefinition() is only going to work for local element
declarations. A faster route than starting from the XSModel (which you can
only retrieve from the validation root anyway) would be to get the type
definition [1] from the ElementPSVI and walk to the XSParticle from there.
Note that
Sorry to reply to my own post, but I forgot to mention that from the
XSElementDeclaration you can get its enclosing complex type definition
(using getEnclosingCTDefinition()) and from there work back to the
particle for the element declaration.
Jeff
On Sun, Jun 28, 2009 at 6:36 PM, Jeff Greif wro
>From the ElementPSVI on the root of the document, you can get the
XSModel using getSchemaInformation. From there you can work your way
through the complex type definition to the XSParticle whose term is
the XSElementDeclaration in question, and get access to the
max/minOccurs info.
Jeff
On Sun,
Hi Mukul,
I think you are right. I could not find a way to get
a XSComplexTypeDefinition from an ElementPSV.
I am building parser between XML and MS Excel for some business analysts. To
be able to present an sequence type inside the Excel template as required, I
need to know which elements are of
Hi David,
Using the public APIs provided in, XSElementDeclaration it seems
you cannot retrieve occurrence indicator values (maxOccurs and
minOccurs) of an element declaration.
Perhaps somebody can correct me..
Just curious, why do you need to retrieve this information using an
API, as an end us
