Radu,
thank you for the response. I agree with Johannes, that it would be an
useful feature.
Best regards,
Chris
Johannes Echterhoff schrieb:
Too bad because that would have been a nice feature of xmlbeans. Well,
I do not know exactly how xmlbeans handles substitution groups
internally, but it would certainly be nice if xmlbeans would - upon
receiving an unknown substitution element - search for the missing
class file (contained in schema2.jar) via the ClassLoader and could
then recognize that it is a valid substitution element.
Regards,
Johannes
Radu Preotiuc-Pietro schrieb:
No, unfortunately, for substitution groups in particular, you have to
recompile both schemas into one jar. If you did not use substitution
groups, then it would be possible to do what you say.
Radu
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, February 27,
2007 2:34 AM
To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
Subject: Question on validation
Hi,
I have a question on validation of xml documents:
Let's assume I have compiled a schema 'schema1.xsd' containing some
substitution groups into 'schema1.jar'. Later I have compiled another
schema 'schema2.xsd', defining some new elements of the substitution
groups in schema1, into 'schema2.jar'. If I now want to validate a
document 'schema1doc.xml', which contains substitution group elements
defined in schema2.xsd, the validation fails.
If I import schema2.xsd in schema1.xsd and then compile this into only
one jar, the validation works without an error. Do I always have to
recompile schemas, if there are new substitution groups elements defined
in other new schemata? Is there any possibility to let XmlBeans also use
new generated jars for validation?
Thanks,
Chris
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