* Craig Marchant ([email protected]) [170320 14:29]:
> Having an issue with trying to process xml.
I do not know whether this is the only problem (because chkData is
used on a place with <any>), but at least I see one problem.
The "any" elements are badly defined: you cannot predict which of the other
hundreds of XSD elements will appear on that spot (everyone should use
substitutionGroups) By default, XML::Compile::Cache has
"any_element => 'ATTEMPT'" which implies that (at runtime, but cached)
the discovered data type gets compiled. The data is read, if succesful
you're lucky. In this case, you are not lucky.
>
> my $schemas = XML::Compile::Cache->new( [glob "testxsd/*.xsd"],
> 'allow_undeclared' => 1 );
prefixes => { epp1 => ''urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:epp-1.0' }
> $schemas->declare( READER => pack_type( 'urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:epp-1.0',
> 'epp' ) );
$schemas->declare( READER => "epp1:epp" );
> $schemas->compileAll;
> <fee:chkData xmlns:fee="urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:fee-0.7">
> <fee:cd>
> <fee:name>1980s.game</fee:name>
> <fee:currency>USD</fee:currency>
> <fee:command>create</fee:command>
> <fee:period unit="y">2</fee:period>
> <fee:class>standard</fee:class>
> <fee:fee grace-period="P0D" description="Domain registration (per
> year)" refundable="1">600.00</fee:fee>
The 'fee' and 'class' elements are in the wrong order.
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Success,
MarkOv
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