Hi folks, I'm using XMLBeans 2.4 and encountered a validation issue because of a missing namespace definition on element level.
I defined an abstract base type "operator" in "schema.common". In that schema there is another complex type "master" which contains some elements of type "operator". In schema "schema.coolops" I defined derivations of that abstract "operator" type using extension. "schema.coolops" of course imports "schema.common". (Don't worry about the structure - it's just an excerpt of a complex system ;-)) For adding concrete "operator"s to "master" I coded Master.addNewOperator().changeType(schema.coolops.AddOperator.type) which returns me a concrete "operator" instance. Upto here all works fine. I can save/load the XML BUT several XML validators (except XMLBeans) claim cvc-elt.4.2: Cannot resolve 'cops:AddOperator' to a type definition for element 'Operator'. The XML looks like this: <application xsi:schemaLocation="application http://example.org/application.xsd"; xmlns="application" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xmlns:com="schema.common"> <com:master> <com:operator xsi:type="cops:AddOperator" xmlns:cops="schema.coolops"> ... </com:operator> </com:master> </application> If I add xsi:schemaLocation="schema.coolops http://example.org/schema.coolops.xsd"; to the element "com:operator" it is declared to be valid. Any ideas/hints/... how to get this "schemaLocation" set? Thanks a lot. Christoph --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
