Hi,
I'm not sure if XMLBeans is the correct tool for this, but I'll ask
anyway.
I will have a situation where I will not know the schema until runtime.
So I think I need three things:
1) Ability to create a schema "structure" at runtime.
2) Use this information to parse the XML file
3) Store it in a generic hash-table structure.
I believe that my data will end up looking like this:
<Data>
<metadata>
<field name="foo" type="xsd:string"/>
<field name="bar" type="xsd:integer"/>
</metadata>
<datum id="1">
<foo>one</foo>
<bar>1</bar>
</datum>
<datum id="2">
<foo>two</foo>
<bar>2</bar>
</datum>
...
</Data>
The metadata may exist in another file that has a well defined schema,
if necessary.
What I'd end up with is a list of a hash-table of appropriate XmlObject
subclass (XmlString and XmlInteger in this example).
I know this is not really what XMLBeans was designed to do, but can I
leverage
the framework to do this for me?
Thanks,
-kevin
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