Hallo when i build reusable typelibs, it is necessary to deal with many schemas. Now i have following situation where the import of the schema don't work. I know that Xerces do not perform 2ximports when they reference to the same namespace but different files. My example is a bit different: i have 3-schemas and only two different namespaces: "ns_1" and "ns_2":
a.xsd has namespace "ns_1" and imports types from b.xsd with namespace "ns_2" b.xsd has namespace "ns_2" and imports types from c.xsd with namespace "ns_1" c.xsd has namespace "ns_1" (so a.xsd and c.xsd have the same namespace) So when validating a.xsd, Xerces-parser (2.6.2) don't find types in c.xsd and show an error that b.xsd is not valid. Now the only solution is: a.xsd should include c.xsd This is a funny situation, to use in b.xsd types from c.xsd, i can not include directly the interesting file, instead go around and manipulate a.xsd. And when doing so, my b.xsd is not valid without a.xsd. So i have always to think about which files are included and which are imported. For example: I whant to develop new d.xsd that uses types from b.xsd. I have problem if I forgot to include/import c.xsd. And so on... This is only an example, but what to do if i have 10-20 schemas and 4-10 namespaces ? The behaviour of Xerces, not to resolve 2ximports of the same namespace, produces such situations. It is not developer-friendly. Evgeny Usorov --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
