Ramin, Could you provide the schema, a sample of the XML you are parsing, and a snippet of the code that you're using to instantiate your XMLBean(s)? It may be easier for someone to help with more information. I have a suspicion, but It'd like to see some snippets to confirm it.
Ed On 2/6/06, Ramin Roham-Pour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi! > > I have a little problem in handling instances of global types generated > by parsing an xml-string. > > In my schema there is defined an element containing a complex type, > which is itself a global type in this schema. When I parse a xml-string > to this complex type everything looks fine until I set this instance of > the complex type as the one in an instance of the element. In the > element the complex type is nested into another instance of the complex > type and seems not to be recognized as a complex type, but as additional > data not defined in the schema. > If I replace the name of the complex type in the xml-string with > "xml-fragment" before parsing, the above described does not happen, > instead everything works fine again until I compare this instance of > complex type to another instance. The comparison fails because the name > of the instance is not the same, it is still xml-fragment... > > So for the moment I have to decide which of these problems I have to > work around, but I really would prefer to know how to handle these > correctly. > My best way to avoid this is to write complete elements, parse those and > extract the complex types from them, but thats not really perfect, too. > > Thanks in advance for helping > Ramin > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
