I agree with you Maik, I had the same problem and wrote my own
EntityResolver. Which was a snap and a real quick fix. But it would be nice
to have the default resolver be able to find an include relative to the
schema.
-David
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From: Maik Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 3:44 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: path-statements in schemas
Hello everybody,
i have a question regarding to path-statements in schemas. In a schema
you can define references for example to other schemas using the
<include> or <import> - element (depends on namespaces). My question is
if there is anywhere definied how these path-statements have to be?
In the actual version of Xerces - as default - you have to define the
path-statements relative to the xml-document using the schema. If you
want to define path-statements relative to the schema-document you have
to write your own EntityResolver. Also that using is different to the
path-statements of referenced DTDs in a DTD (via Parameter Entities).
I think defining path-statements relative to the schema-document should
be the default. Also because Xerces is a tool thats often used for
working with xml-documents. That's why I ask me if there's a
recommendation for how to use schemas and references via <include> and
<import>?
Maik
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