Thanks Sander for your reply.
There isn't an entity resolver.
I took care of the case sensitivity problem
I don't specify the relative path to the schema. I'll
try it.
I also already tried URL like
file:///projects/xxx/XXX/ddd/uuu/vvv/ppp/my_schema.xsd
it worked fine on Window and not on Solari
> the problem still exists!
> Any insight will be welcome!
That first XSD file, do you know how that is loaded? Specifically, is
there an entity resolver in there somewhere that opens the XSD file? If
so, do you perhaps open an input stream and don't set a system id.
Because we use Xerces on Sol
Hi guys,
the problem still exists!
Any insight will be welcome!
TIA
--- nnsp kjkjk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > Thanks
George,
>
> It was a mistake on my email.
>
> I normally take care of the case sensitive aspect of
> writing file names on Unix Like OS.
>
> So an answer will be greatl
Thanks George,
It was a mistake on my email.
I normally take care of the case sensitive aspect of
writing file names on Unix Like OS.
So an answer will be greatly appreciated.
TIA
Samuel.
--- George Cristian Bina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : >
> I can't validate a xsd file with xs:include t
> I can't validate a xsd file with xs:include tag and
> relative path on it on Solaris. The same program works
> fine on window xp.
>
> For the "main" xsd file i gave the absolute path :
> /projects/xxx/XXX/ddd/uuu/vvv/ppp/my_schema.xsd.
> In this file i used xs:include
> schemaLocation="../../VVV/
Hi,
I came across this strange behaviour:
I can't validate a xsd file with xs:include tag and
relative path on it on Solaris. The same program works
fine on window xp.
For the "main" xsd file i gave the absolute path :
/projects/xxx/XXX/ddd/uuu/vvv/ppp/my_schema.xsd.
In this file i used xs:includ
