Hi Axelle,
xsi:schemaLocation attributes have a fairly straightforward syntax,
actually: it's simply a series of whitespace-separated pairs, each pair
consisting of first, the targetNamespace of the schema being located, the
second being some "hint" as to where to find it. Ideally, the hint should
be in the form of an absolute file uri (e.g., file:///home/myDir/my.xsd),
but Xerces will try and resolve relative URI's as best it can. For an
example of this, see the personal-schema.xml shipped with the samples.
You'll also need to be sure to turn on schema validation and namespace
support; the API docs have a couple of ways to do that.
Hope that helps (sorry; in a bit of a huery so not as detailed as I'd
like).
Cheers,
Neil
Neil Graham
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: 905-413-3519, T/L 969-3519
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Hi all,
I'd like to validate my (small) XML document against my (small ;-)) XML
schema.
I've seen multiple posts in the archives of this mailing-list + the
DOMPrinter sample, but I must admit I am quite confused... I can't get
it quite to work, nor do I really understand exactly what's going on.
I managed to get my source code do some validation, but it complains
about schema location "Message: The schemaLocation attribute does not
contain pairs of values"... and as a matter of fact, I'm unsure how to
tell him where my schema is.
- there doesn't seem to be any validation against my schema unless I
specify Val_Schemes::Val_Always ? By the way I do have implemented my
own ErrorHandler to catch the errors.
- do I need to call setExternalSchemaLocation() to set where to find my
schema, or should it be set in the XML Schema, or does it need to be at
both places ? or should I rather use noNamespaceSchemaLocation in the
XML document ?
Thanks
Axelle.
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