Yes, I validated the input XML using the XMLBeans API (see the java
class attached to my 1st message) and the error message indicates the
input is invalid. Since the editors I mentioned and I myself could not
see anything wrong with the input file, I don't understand why XMLBeans
is regarding it as invalid.
Could you take a look at the message XMLBeans reported and see if
there's any inconsistency on the XML file I attached to my 1st message?
Thanks.
Andre de Souza
Costello, Robert wrote:
Have you tried validating the input against the schema using the
XMLBeans API?
xobj = XmlObject.Factory.parse(input, validateOptions);
isValid = xobj.validate(validateOptions);
I'm not familiar with Oxygen, but have run into other situations where I
have seen validation differences in APIs. I've been very satisfied with
the level of stringency in XMLBeans.
Robert Costello
-----Original Message-----
From: Andre de Souza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 10:23 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: XMLBeans regarding valid XML file as invalid?
Hi all,
I used scomp to generate a parser for an XML file which root element
is expected to be "WorkflowManagerInstanceDescriptor". The input file
for scomp is the attached "WorkflowManager.xsd" file.
I created an XML file (UnsecureWorkflow1.xml) and validated it
against the schema using both Eclipse and Oxygen. For that reason, I
believe the XML file is valid.
However, when parsing it using the generated XMLBeans parser, I can't
retrieve the information. Executing the attached java class gives an
error message that claims the XML file isn't valid. So, have scomp not
generated the parser appropriately or is one of my files invalid?
error: cvc-complex-type.2.4a: Expected element
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]://workflowmanagerservice.workflow.cagrid.org/Workfl
owManagerService'
instead of
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]://workflowmanagerservice.workflo
w.cagrid.org/WorkflowManagerService'
here
error: cvc-complex-type.2.4c: Expected element
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]://workflowmanagerservice.workflow.cagrid.org/Workfl
owManagerService'
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