At 11:35 AM 5/25/2006 +0000, frofis wrote:
> No, only the top-level namespaces (usually a
> complex schema has a top-level schema and several
> other defining internal types)
How to define that it top-level namespaces
If you cannot detect what is the schema that includes all the others,
list them all.
> What do you mean by "main things"
my "main things" = our "top-level namespaces"
>and "allocate targetNamespace"?
in
> >
parser->setExternalSchemaLocation("http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope
> > file:///C:/CBuilder/Xml_Pr/soap-envelope.xsd
> > urn:cbr-ru:msg:props:v1.1
> > file:///C:/CBuilder/Xml_Pr/cbr_msg_props_v1.1.0.xsd
> > urn:cbr-ru:ed:v1.1 file:///C:/CBuilder/Xml_Pr/cbr_ed_v1.1.2.xsd");
http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope - targetNamespace in soap-envelope.xsd
urn:cbr-ru:msg:props:v1.1 - targetNamespace in cbr_msg_props_v1.1.0.xsd
urn:cbr-ru:ed:v1.1 - targetNamespace in cbr_ed_v1.1.2.xsd
Thus
str = targetNamespace in soap-envelope.xsd + soap-envelope.xsd e.t.c
Yes; the format is "URI schema URI schema URI schema..."
> You have three choices:
find WideString
> The infrastructure is in place for
> locale-specific error messages, but I have never
> tried it;
I shall try
Enjoy!
Alberto
Thanks
