No, "M:\software_development\xml\xsd\custom.xsd" is not a URI.
"file:///M:/software_development/xml/xsd/custom.xsd" is.
Sandy Gao
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Subject: Invalid anyURI type
03/28/2003 01:08
PM
Please respond to
xerces-j-user
In the past I have been trying to set the external-schemaLocation Property
and I understand there have been several bugs reported. I am not sure if
the particular problem that I am having is a bug in Xerces-J or the way I
am
trying to create and use a DOM Parser and external-scheamLocation property.
In our implementation I set the external-schemaLocation property to a
string
that contains the all of the namespaces and XSDs to use (in the proper
format). For a sanity check, I get the extenal-schemaLocation property
after I set to verify it got set correctly. It seems to be setting it
correctly.
When that actual parser begins doing its job, I receive the following
error:
FAILED: cvc-datatype-valid.1.2.1:
'M:\software_development\xml\xsd\custom.xsd' is not a valid 'anyURI' value.
line: -1, col: -1
The XSDs all exist locally on my system. Is the string, in the error
message, a valid URI? Or is there a bug with the handling of the
external-schemaLocation property?
Thanks for the help
Schawn
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