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Posted to general@xml.apache.org by Andrew Newton <an...@netsol.com> on 2000/07/24 20:07:30 UTC
restricting schema locations
Is there anyway to restrict or replace the schema locations that
are specified in documents? When using DTD's, replacing system id's
was easy with an entity resolver, but I can't find a way to do that
with schema locations.
-Andy
Re: restricting schema locations
Posted by Andy Clark <an...@apache.org>.
Andrew Newton wrote:
> Sorry to waste the bandwidth.
No problem. Crap, I'm wasting even more bandwidth! :)
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Andy Clark * IBM, JTC - Silicon Valley * andyc@apache.org
Re: restricting schema locations
Posted by Andrew Newton <an...@netsol.com>.
On Mon, Jul 24, 2000 at 05:08:55PM -0700, Andy Clark wrote:
>
> The Schema locations should go through the EntityResolver like
> everything else. If not, then someone should fix it and send in
> the patch to be applied.
This is my fault. I started looking at the Xerces 1.1.2 code I
was using and then compared it to the CVS repository. It looks
like this has been fixed in revision 1.44 of
org/apache/xerces/validators/common/XMLValidator.java.
Sorry to waste the bandwidth.
Re: working with XMLContentSpec?
Posted by Eric Ye <er...@locus.apache.org>.
Scope information is not stored in the XMLContentSpec. for Schema Grammar,
you can get the scope index by calling the method getElementDefinedScope(int
elementDeclIndex), this the scope you will be using to resolve all the
children element of this element.
For DTD Grammar, you can always use "-1" for all the scope index.
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Eric Ye * IBM, JTC - Silicon Valley * ericye@locus.apache.org
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andreas Schmidt" <an...@team-konzept.de>
To: <ge...@xml.apache.org>; <xe...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 5:23 AM
Subject: working with XMLContentSpec?
> hi,
>
> i'm triing to analyze the grammar of a schema/dtd to transform the
complete
> grammar into an new representation. with the help of the
> TraverseSchema-class i get the SchemaGrammar, and then i traverse the
> grammar through access to the XMLElementDecl of my "root"-element and
> traverse it's XMLContentSpec. when a XMLContentSpec is a leaf-node
refering
> to another element, i use XMLContentSpec .value as the name-index in the
> StringPool and get the index of the corresponding XMLElementDecl through
> SchemaGrammar.getElementDeclIndex( XMLContentSpec.value, 0 ).
>
> my problem is the second parameter of getElementDeclIndex, scopeIndex. i'm
> not shure, how to get this parameter out of the XMLContentSpec. it doesn't
> seem to be part of XMLContentSpec.
>
> what is the correct value for scopeIndex, and how can i get it?
>
> thanks
> andi
>
>
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working with XMLContentSpec?
Posted by Andreas Schmidt <an...@team-konzept.de>.
hi,
i'm triing to analyze the grammar of a schema/dtd to transform the complete
grammar into an new representation. with the help of the
TraverseSchema-class i get the SchemaGrammar, and then i traverse the
grammar through access to the XMLElementDecl of my "root"-element and
traverse it's XMLContentSpec. when a XMLContentSpec is a leaf-node refering
to another element, i use XMLContentSpec .value as the name-index in the
StringPool and get the index of the corresponding XMLElementDecl through
SchemaGrammar.getElementDeclIndex( XMLContentSpec.value, 0 ).
my problem is the second parameter of getElementDeclIndex, scopeIndex. i'm
not shure, how to get this parameter out of the XMLContentSpec. it doesn't
seem to be part of XMLContentSpec.
what is the correct value for scopeIndex, and how can i get it?
thanks
andi
working with XMLContentSpec?
Posted by Andreas Schmidt <an...@team-konzept.de>.
hi,
i'm triing to analyze the grammar of a schema/dtd to transform the complete
grammar into an new representation. with the help of the
TraverseSchema-class i get the SchemaGrammar, and then i traverse the
grammar through access to the XMLElementDecl of my "root"-element and
traverse it's XMLContentSpec. when a XMLContentSpec is a leaf-node refering
to another element, i use XMLContentSpec .value as the name-index in the
StringPool and get the index of the corresponding XMLElementDecl through
SchemaGrammar.getElementDeclIndex( XMLContentSpec.value, 0 ).
my problem is the second parameter of getElementDeclIndex, scopeIndex. i'm
not shure, how to get this parameter out of the XMLContentSpec. it doesn't
seem to be part of XMLContentSpec.
what is the correct value for scopeIndex, and how can i get it?
thanks
andi
Re: restricting schema locations
Posted by Andy Clark <an...@apache.org>.
Andrew Newton wrote:
> Is there anyway to restrict or replace the schema locations that
> are specified in documents? When using DTD's, replacing system id's
> was easy with an entity resolver, but I can't find a way to do that
> with schema locations.
The Schema locations should go through the EntityResolver like
everything else. If not, then someone should fix it and send in
the patch to be applied.
--
Andy Clark * IBM, JTC - Silicon Valley * andyc@apache.org