Hi Mike,
I'll see if I can code up a quick example for you (and others) once I
have a spare moment to do so. I don't have anything readily available
that I can send you that demonstrates how to do it.
The basic steps are:
1. Define seperate namespaces for each schema
2. Import one schema into the other
(make sure to use import, not include)
3. Make sure to use the proper namespace prefixes when references
imported declarations and definitions.
4. Declare each namespace from step 1 in a castorbuilder.properties file
using:
org.exolab.castor.builder.nspackages=\
http://acme.com/namespace1, \
http://acme.com/namespace2
5. Generate the source code for each schema (this can be done together
by generating the source for the main schema and specifying the flag for
processing includes).
Again, I'll try and code up a quick example, but I won't be able to get
to it right away.
--Keith
Mike Kopack wrote:
Keith,
Thanks for the help. I'm a bit of a dummy when it comes to the whole
namespace stuff. I use XMLSpy to write the schemas and whenever I tried
to do the namespace stuff for the shared elements schema and then the
children it complained.
Could you possible shoot me a quick example of how to do the namespace
stuff so it'll work and an example of a castorbuilder.properties that
matches?
I'd appreciate it.
Thanks!
--Mike
Keith Visco wrote:
Hi Mike,
This can be done. And yes it does matter if you use include instead of
import because include acts as a "inlining" and treats everying in the
included schema as if it was part of the including schema. <import> is
what you want to use. Schema B and C will need it's own
targetNamespace and you'll need to set up your namespace to package
mappings in the castorbuilder.properties file so that Castor knows how
to generate the correct code.
--Keith
Mike Kopack wrote:
Hey gang,
I'm new to Castor and I'm having a hard time getting it to generate
the classes the way that I need them to. What I have is the following:
Schema A - defines a set of complexTypes, simpleTypes and some shared
Elements.
Schemas B and C - different schemas that make use of the types and
elements defined in A, through either an import or include.
What I NEED to have Castor do is generate 3 packages:
package A - containing the code/classes for everything in A.
package B - containing the code/classes for B, with references as
needed to the classes in package A (ie, not make it's own local
package copy of things defined in A)
package C - containing the code/classes for C, with references as
needed to the classes in package A (ie, not make it's own local
package copy of things defined in A)
When I try to do this, Castor always spits out package A, then
packages B and C with all the same elements as A in their own package
(plus their B and C specific classes).
Is there any way to fix that???
Also, does it matter if I do an Import rather than an Include?
Thanks!
--Mike
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