we work round as follows:
File inputFile = new File(xmlSource);
if (inputFile.isFile() && inputFile.getParent() != null)
{
System.setProperty("user.dir", inputFile.getParent());
}
// parse input file
and restore user.dir after parse.
No good for URLs though, and only tested at all on windows.
It would be nice sometimes to have a PATH like property.
-----Original Message-----
From: Etienne Roy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 19 July 2001 15:26
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Schema not found
Armin,
Xerces look up the files relatively to the directory you're runnning your
prog in, and not the one your first schema is:
> > [Warning] :0:0: File "file:///home/dave/tmp/ML_primitive.xsd" not
found.
Your prog in running in home/dave/tmp/ where it's looking for ML_primitive,
that is not here but in xsd/.
If you change <include schemaLocation="ML_primitive.xsd"/> to <include
schemaLocation="xsd/ML_primitive.xsd"/> in ML.xsd, that works.
Same thing if you move both schemas in tmp/ and remove the relative path in
your instance.
> I have a schema which includes another schema. Xerces doesn't find the
> included schema, if the schema files and the xml file are in different
> directories. What can I do? I know I asked the same question a few days
ago,
> but there was no answer. I really need a solution to the problem.
Cheers
--
Etienne
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