Hi, I'm new to XMLbeans and I've got some questions about it:
* Is there a way to use scomp for obtaining .java source files which I
could use in my application?. I mean, not obtaining a .jar, but only the
source files. I know there's a -srconly option, but I can't use those
source files in
Hi All,
I ran into this issue a while back but just figured out the cause. I'm
using XMLBeans 2.2.0 with JDK 1.5. The issue is that XMLBeans if your xml
document does not have elements in the same order as they are listed in the
XSD, then XMLBeans is unable to parse the document at runtime.
Orville,
XMLBeans uses the schema.
In your schema, the type of the LevelOne element is defined as a
sequence.
In a sequence, the order of the elements matter. XMLBeans is working
correctly. If you don't want the order to matter, you should rewrite
your schema, e.g.,
xs:element name=LevelOne
Diego,
1.
If you do
scomp -src srcdir -srconly -d bindir schema
then the java files are generated in the srcdir you specify and the
binary files,
including the TypeSystemHolder.class, are generated in the bindir you
specify.
When you compile and use the java files, make sure you include the files
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