Did you try changing the order of the elements? E.g.,
<cache class="Herb">
<accessedminutestimeout value="30" />
<scope type="application" />
</cache>
Looking at the xsd, it looks like maybe the order of those elements is
prescribed.
Bob
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 6:57 PM, Nando <[email protected]> wrote:
> I don't understand what might be going on here.
>
> <objectCache>
>
> <defaultcache>
> <scope type="none"/>
> </defaultcache>
> <cache class="Herb">
> <scope type="application" />
> <accessedminutestimeout value="30" />
> </cache>
>
> </objectCache>
>
> I see the element accessedminutestimeout in the documentation and even in
> the XSD, but it doesn't validate like this. Nor does it work if I remove the
> transfer.xsd reference from transfer.xml. Just to make sure, I downloaded
> the 1.1 release of transfer and installed it, cleared the transfer generated
> files and restarted the server. No go.
>
> I must be making a dumb mistake, I just am not seeing it.
>
> Thanks in advance ...
>
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