Ok it works now. It was an issue of some residues of earlier XmlBeans work
(generated classes and jars ...)
I have some kind of factory class now, which is called like this
// using TouchpointListType.class instead of the literal would throw a
NoClassDefError here ...
....util.xml.types11.headstats.TouchpointListDocument tlt =
(....util.xml.types11.headstats.TouchpointListDocument)
XmlBeanFactory.parseXml(xmlString11, "headstats11",
"TouchpointListDocument");
... and contains these methods ...
public static XmlObject parseXml(String xmlstring, String schema,
String type, String namespace, XmlOptions options) throws XmlException {
SchemaTypeLoader stl = loadSchema(schema);
SchemaType st = stl.findType(new QName(namespace, type));
XmlObject xo = stl.parse(xmlstring, st, options);
return xo;
}
private static synchronized SchemaTypeLoader loadSchema(String schema) {
if (schemaLoader == null) {
schemaLoader = new HashMap();
}
SchemaTypeLoader stl = (SchemaTypeLoader)schemaLoader.get(schema);
if (stl == null) {
// I use the default classloader (from the web container) instead
// of the context classloader to not have any problems with the
// cached SchemaTypeLoaders in different thread contexts
ClassLoader thisCL = XmlBeanFactory.class.getClassLoader();
URL urlschema =
thisCL.getResource("WEB-INF/schema/"+schema+"-schema.jar");
ClassLoader myCL = new URLClassLoader(new URL[]{urlschema}, thisCL);
stl = XmlBeans.typeLoaderForClassLoader(myCL);
schemaLoader.put(schema, stl);
}
return stl;
}
Regards,
Andreas.
