Hello !
I would like to know, for which XML Schema constructs the schema compiler
creates a Document class for a element or type defined in the schema ?
I have a complex XML schema, which constists of multiple xsd-files, the schema
makes extensive use of namespaces and type inheritance (mostly types are
derived by restriction).
In my application I have to parse xml fragments, and if I try to parse the
fragment with the appropriate type class, the child elements are not set. If I
use the appropriate Document class, all works fine. But there is no Document
class for all schema types or elements.
Example (schema fragment only):
<xs:element name="header" type="vdx_header_typ"/>
<xs:complexType name="vdx_header_typ">
<xs:complexContent>
<xs:restriction base="ehd_header_typ">
<xs:sequence>
<xs:element ref="id"/>
<xs:element name="document_type_cd"
type="vdx_document_type_cd_typ"/>
<xs:element ref="service_tmr"/>
<xs:element name="origination_dttm"
type="origination_dttm_typ"/>
<xs:element name="provider" type="provider_typ"
maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
<xs:element name="interface"
type="vdx_interface_typ"/>
</xs:sequence>
</xs:restriction>
</xs:complexContent>
</xs:complexType>
The schema compiler creates two classes: HeaderDocument.java and
VdxHeaderTyp.java
A call to
VdxHeaderTyp head = VdxHeaderTyp.Factory.parse(xmltext);
let all childs unset (null), f.e.
head.getId() returns null.
A call to
HeaderDocument head = HeaderDocument.Factory.parse(xmltext)
works and I can get the id child with head.getId()
So, what's the problem ?
Regards, Frank
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