RE: Key/value detection

[Mike Skells]

H Laurance, From my (limitted) understanding doesnt the getConstraints give the constraints that are defined on an element, not those that are applied   What I was looking for is a way to say (for example) that  1. an atribute value is limitted to a specific list of values because it is a keyRef. 2. that a specified value is invalid because it is not unique, and is part of a key or unique constraint   I am looking to build some UI tools to manage some documents that we use internally   I think that I will have to scan all of the document and build these reverse lookups.   Mike   From: Lawrence Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 10 October 2005 18:18 To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: RE: Key/value detection 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,   Lawrence   From: Mike Skells [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 4:27 PM To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org Subject: Key/value detection   Hi Is there any way to detect that a field has constraints applied to it (unique key, keyref)   Mike ________________________________________________________________________________ BEAWorld 2005: coming to a city near you. Everything you need for SOA and enterprise infrastructure success. Register now at http://www.bea.com/4beaworld London 11-12 Oct| Paris13-14 Oct| Prague18-19 Oct |Tokyo 25-26 Oct| Beijing 7-8 Dec