Yes, by "not work" meaning that the Schematron rules will not be
processed and enforced against documents at run-time. The Schema will
compile of course.
Radu
On Wed, 2007-04-11 at 17:41 -0300, Rafael Tatsuya Icibaci wrote:
> Hunmif I understand correctly what you said. If I include schematro
Agreed with Jacob, wanted to add one more thing:
- for child elements of a complex type (I assume that's what you are
talking about when saying you need to first initialize the child
object), you have available methods like addNewXXX(); I would recommend
using those, they are faster than setXXX()
Hunmif I understand correctly what you said. If I include schematron tags
into a XML Schema and give the XML Schema to XMLBeans to use, it will not work
??? Because XMLBeans doesn't have a engine to process the embed schematron tags
??
Atenciosamente
Rafael T. Icibaci
IBM Middleware EAI Te
This is only half of it though. Having the Schematron rules inside a
Schema means that you can get to the rules from XmlBeans, but you still
need a Schematron validation engine to process the rules and apply them
to the incoming document. What is this validation engine (if you can?
Radu
On Wed, 2
Hi Ivan,
In response to your comments.
1) XMLBeans should preserve ordering regardless of the order of method
invocation. Are you not seeing this? I know there is a JIRA issue open
regarding setXXX() when occurs in the sequence? Is it
possible this is what you are running into?
https://issues.apa
Hi,
Just want to say a couple of things, which might have been already told, if
so, my apologies.
First, when I generate XML document from generated Java classes, it would be
much better not to depend on the order of the methods I have to call to
populate the Xml Object graph.
For example, when
Hi all,
I'm using xmlbeans-2.2.0 and saxonb8-6-1 and I'm trying to run the
provided SelectPath example from XQueryXPath samples
(I'm interested mainly on XmlObject.selectPath usage).
>From the XQueryXPath class I've commented out all calls to the ExecQuery
class and I've left only the below cal
Radu,
XMLBeans support XML Schemas so, if we have a way to embed schematron
tags within XSD, so my problem is solved. I think I found it..BTW,
It's the same solution that I found earlier in this note(schematron tags
into context), see sample XSD below:
Marcelo: Seems that we are good to
Hi Cezar,
the original document is the below:
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