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Hi Mike The SchemaLocalElement interface (and
hence SchemaGlobalElement too since it inherits from SchemaLocalElement) has a getIdentityConstraints()
API which returns an array of SchemaIdentityConstraint objects which I think should
be helpful to you. You can navigate to an object that
implements SchemaLocalElement from a given SchemaType using the getContentModel()
API (possibly recursively) although you may have to do an instanceof check on the
returned object and then cast it to a SchemaLocalElement before you can use it.
All generated XmlBeans have a public static variable called type which will
return the SchemaType. Cheers, From: Mike Skells
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Is there any way to detect that a field has constraints
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- Key/value detection Mike Skells
- RE: Key/value detection Lawrence Jones
- RE: Key/value detection Mike Skells
- RE: Key/value detection Lawrence Jones
- RE: Key/value detection Mike Skells
- RE: Key/value detection Lawrence Jones

