Hi Alex,
You are getting an error because 2 of your schemas have the same type
(in this case, attribute group) defined in them.
You'll want to make sure the types are in fact the same, rather than
just having the same name first.
After that, there are a couple of things you can do here:
1) move
I would like to restrict the validation only to part
of my XML schema. I do not want to validate anything
under certain Element, say 'noValidation'. This
element in turn contains an XML(which is WellFormed
but not Valid) for which there is no schema for
whatever reason. But I would want to parse
For a given XML input, I would need to perform 'Search
and Replace' operation on Element/Attribute Tag names
and values. The resultant output is a transformed XML.
Since I would like to change both Tags and Values,
what is the best way to accomplish this? XSLT or
Xpath/XQuery or combination of
I think you may find VTD-XML ideally suited for this (better than any
other technologies AFAIK ) because of its incremental update capability and
built-in
XPath
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-2006/jw-0724-vtdxml.html
http://www.devx.com/xml/Article/36379
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Am already using XmlBeans. I would need to see how I
can integrate VTD-XML with XMLBeans.
I agree with you that VTD-XML is an ideal match for
what I want to accomplish. I would still prefer if
XmlBeans offers anything on this line.
Thanks Jimmy.
dave
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