Hello,
> I am not sure what you mean by "sort of XML Schema parser". Are you
> using the Schema* APIs or XmlCursor or XmlObject or none? I am going to
> assume that you use SchemaType and the parsing and compilation is
> actually done by XmlBeans.
Yes, I load an XSD file then compile it with XMLBe
Hi all,
I am using a xml file whose structure
is as follows:
art1
leadin1
art2
leadin2
art3
leadin3
art4
art5
Here if I want to get the elements nested
in Item in a sequence, i.e after art, then leadin, again art, then leadin,
and
Irv, what version of XmlBeans are you using?
I vaguely remember fixing a bug like that at some point, could you try with the
latest revison?
Thanks,
Radu
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From: Irv Salisbury [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 12:16 PM
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I am not sure what you mean by "sort of XML Schema parser". Are you using the
Schema* APIs or XmlCursor or XmlObject or none?
I am going to assume that you use SchemaType and the parsing and compilation is
actually done by XmlBeans. In this case, we unfortunately are not currently in
the positio
We are setting a value to null like:
updateHistory( String s ){
myXmlBean.setSomeValue( s );
}
If I then do a:
String s = myXmlBean.getSomeValue();
It returns null. However, when I serialize this to a SAX output
stream, if there was a value in there before, it shows up in the
serialized out
Hi everybody,
I'm currently writing a sort of XML Schema parser for code-generation
needs ... it has not been too difficult to parse the "structure"
(elements, attributes, ...) of my schemas but I'm facing a lot of
difficulties with the annotations (documentation and appinfo) ... after
some search
Tammo,
Here's another example:
http://developerlife.com/lessons/adapter/default.htm
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Brian
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