This seems to be a universal problem: Schemas that include other schemas
have problems validating components that are part of the included subset.
I'm going to log a bug with my stuff -- hopefully other people will add to
the report with "here's my problem, too" stuff.
C
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"Glenn Barnard" cc: (bcc: Constantine
Georges/Towers Perrin)
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04/21/2003 01:11
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Please respond to
xerces-j-user
This feature works well when schemas and sub-schemas are on disk. However,
our application calls for loading schemas and sub-schemas from an XML/RPC
server, meaning that the schemas reach the client as text.
In my initial test, I have a master schema and one sub-schema. If I load
the
master (top level) schema first, XERCES complains it can't find the
included
sub-schema. If I load the sub-schema first, I find that the master schema
is
not loaded.
Please note that the sub-schema does not have a TargetNameSpace, but the
master does. This appears to be relevant, because in tracing the code,
XSGrammarBucket's getGrammar() returns fNoNSGrammar for the master schema.
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