How to get acces to a (non buildIn) SchemaTypeSystem for included Schemas at runtime (via xsi:schemaLocation)

[Siegfried Baiz <ba...@sulzer.de>]

Hi, can anyone help me
with the following problem on "SchemaTypeSystem"?

I have to load Xml-Instances without knowing the corresponding 
Schema-Definition.

That means
a) I cannot precompile Schemas to Java-Models.
b) I load my Xml-Files using XmlObject.Factory.parse(aFile).

On the other hand most of my input files reference to a
dedicated schema-definition (via xsi:schemaLocation)
and I would like to make XmlBeans providing me XmlObjects
with an "integrated" schema type system that represent
the referenced (xsi:schemaLocation) schema-definition.

Under 
http://xmlbeans.apache.org/docs/2.0.0/guide/conIntroToTheSchemaTypeSystem.html
I found the following statement:

    /When you compile schema, the API generated from your schema is
    integrated with the XMLBeans type system that represents the
    underlying XML schema. All together, these types make up the /schema
    type system/ to which your code has access. [...] when you want to
    get information about the schema itself, you use the schema type
    system API.
    /

As I want to get information about the referenced schema at runtime
I'm  wondering if anything comparable would be possible without apriori 
compiling schemas.

I've tried the folling code without succes:

            protected XmlObject buildDoc(File input) throws 
XmlException, IOException {
                XmlOptions xopt=new XmlOptions();
                xopt.setCompileDownloadUrls();  xopt.setValidateOnSet();
                xopt.setLoadUseDefaultResolver(); 
xopt.setLoadUseDefaultResolver();
                final XmlObject xo = XmlObject.Factory.parse(input,xopt);
                System.err.println(xo.type);
                return xo;
            }

As system output I would have expected something like
        /D=GWModel@gw.model.xml.de/gwml/
but unfortunatally I always get
        /T=anyType@http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema/

Maybe that's a stupid approch, as "xo.type" refers to the static member 
"type"
of the build-in Class "XmlObject". Anyway I keep on hoping, that there 
may be
some better approch fitting my needs.

Thanks in advance

Siggi

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