Hello,
I discovered a strage behaviour in the c++ and java implementation of xerces. I want to validate a xml file against a schema, the example file and the schema files are part of the stabdard "(FBX) FIBEX - Field Bus Exchange Format" [1]. MSXML does validate the file successful, and I does not see a error in the file, too.

The root element of the file FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml has the attribute

xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.asam.net/xml/fbx/all fibex4multiplatform.xsd"

.
The validation with xerces-c via
SAX2Count.exe -v=always -p -f
results to

Error at file F:\xxx\fibex/FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml, line 120, char 52
  Message: Unknown element 'fx:PDU-TRIGGERING'

Error at file F:\xxx\fibex/FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml, line 120, char 52
  Message: Attribute 'ID' is not declared for element 'fx:PDU-TRIGGERING'

Error at file F:\xxx\fibex/FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml, line 124, char 52
  Message: Unknown element 'fx:PDU-TRIGGERING'

Error at file F:\xxx\fibex/FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml, line 124, char 52
  Message: Attribute 'ID' is not declared for element 'fx:PDU-TRIGGERING'

Error at file F:\xxx\fibex/FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml, line 154, char 52
  Message: Unknown element 'fx:PDU-TRIGGERING'
...

The validation with xerces-j via
sax.Counter -n -np -v -s -f -hs -va
results to

[Error] FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml:33:55: cvc-elt.1: Cannot find the declaration of element 'fx:FIBEX'. [Error] FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml:40:76: cvc-elt.4.2: Cannot resolve 'flexray:CLUSTER-TYPE' to a type definition for element 'fx:CLUSTER'.
...

Because fibex4multiplatform.xsd imorts fibex4flexray.xsd and fibex.xsd, the schemaLocation of the root element of the xml file is changed to

xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.asam.net/xml/fbx/flexray fibex4flexray.xsd http://www.asam.net/xml/fbx fibex.xsd"

sax.Counter of xerces-j validates the xml now successful:
FlexRay_Cluster_Example.xml: 1060 ms (961 elems, 369 attrs, 0 spaces, 19497 chars)

and xerces-c is producing the same errors, and my application will be written in c++.

Any ideas describing the mysterious behaviour of xerces?

regards

dominik holler




[1]
  http://www.asam.net/03_standards_06.php

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