Hi, On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 12:02 -0500, Trevor Lowing wrote: > Question: If I load() an XML schema as an XML document that contains > xs:includes, are the includes also loaded into the DOM? In not, as appears to > be the case from my attempts, is there any way of doing this? Some XInclude > trick perhaps?
<xs:include>s are processed at the XS processor level, in terms of loading those documents to be able to create the XML Schema components, which these documents represent. I.e. an <xs:include> is not meant to include a node tree like XInclude does. An example: chameleon <xs:include>s, where there's no targetNamespace in the <xs:include>d schema, need to be adjusted to the targetNamespace of the including schema. A simplified solution could be: search for <xs:include> in the node tree, fetch the schema document it points to manually, and add this tree manually. Note that such an include at the tree level could change the semantics of your schema - probably even break it, since, as mentioned above, an <xs:include> is different from including a node tree. Another problem is be that circular <xs:include>s are allowed at the XS level, so I wonder what you could do in such a case. Greetings, Kasimier _______________________________________________ xml mailing list, project page http://xmlsoft.org/ xml@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/xml
