Ok, so we know that the classloader loads all the resources
you would expect it to.
However, the fact that "schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans/element/URI_SHA_1_1DD80F3162A834D56F4BECF11C9343A1641FECC5/item_2Dquery.xsb"
is missing is a problem and will result in the exception that you are seeing.
More
Radu,
I wrote some code to load the following resources from the
xmlbeans-generated-jar:
schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans/type/URI_SHA_1_1DD80F3162A834D56F4BECF11C9343A1641FECC5/queryDefinition.xsbschemaorg_apache_xmlbeans/type/URI_SHA_1_1DD80F3162A834D56F4BECF11C9343A1641FECC5/itemQueryDefinition
Radu,
The names of the relevant .xsb resources for this XMLBean
in the generated jar are:
schemaorg_apache_xmlbeans/type/URI_SHA_1_1DD80F3162A834D56F4BECF11C9343A1641FECC5/queryDefinition.xsbschemaorg_apache_xmlbeans/type/URI_SHA_1_1DD80F3162A834D56F4BECF11C9343A1641FECC5/itemQueryDefinitio
Forgot to mention that I am using substitution groups.
Here's the complete XSD:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
targetNamespace="http://www.360commerce.com/internal/starteam/query/xml"
xmlns="http://www.360commerce.com/internal/starteam/query/xml"
elementFormDefault="qualified"
Thanks for the help Radu! I'll test out the resource load
using the xmlbean's classloader and let you know how it works
out.
What puzzles me somewhat is why it (XMLBeans, the java
classloader, etc) can't find the resource even if the resource is in the
same jar as the
xmlbean class file. Ha
I was wondering if
anybody knows of an option (or config parameter or whatever) to have xmlbeans
trim element values. Given the necessity of null checking, etc.--- it would be
nice if this were built-in.
Thanks,
Eddie
Yeah, it does smell like one of those esoteric
classloader issues. Do you also use substitution groups in this context? (looks
like there probably are global element definitions corresponding to
itenQueryDefinition, changeRequestQueryDefinition and
fileQueryDefinition)
So what is happening
Nate,
you are missing the JSR 173 API jar in your classpath.
This jar is shipped with XMLBeans.
- Wing Yew
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From: Nate Reed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 11:13 AM
To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: Re: classpath?
Correction: I'm using xml
Correction: I'm using xmltypes.jar for the generated xml beans; "." has the
class CreateEvents...
On Wednesday 22 March 2006 13:09, Nate Reed wrote:
> I'm evaluating xmlbeans and have a simple program that will not run because
> it looks like it's missing some classes. Our xml schema is compiled
I'm evaluating xmlbeans and have a simple program that will not run because it
looks like it's missing some classes. Our xml schema is compiled to the
current working directory (.):
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 1132 java -cp xbean.jar:xmltypes.jar:. CreateEvents
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClas
Mario,
XMLBeans works with an in-memory xml
store, it loads and saves the data to and from streaming API’s like SAX,
STAX but the entire document will be stored in memory. To avoid this, one can
handle the stream and load only small parts that fit in memory, one at a time.
This isn
Pat,
I'm assuming you want to find out the java name for a corresponding to
the top level element name of a document, if that is the case first you
have to find the SchemaType describing that document type
XMLBeans.findDocumentType(QName topLevelElementName) (or
XMLBeans.findType(QName) if you ha
Hi,
I need to convert QName to java package name. I've go through the
classes, but I cannot find some conversion method. Is there a such
method for conversion QName to java package ???
Thanks
Pat
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