How to omit xsi:ni ?

[Gustavo Aquino <aq...@gmail.com>]

hi ,

How can i omit (xsi:nil="true") in my XML generated by XMLBeans when a
attribute is null ?

When i use validate of my Document, if i have problems in my xml he return
false, ok, but how can i know what attribute is wrong ?

I need compose a friendly message to my user with error in XML, to do it i
need to know what is wrong, how to do this ?

regards.

RE: How to omit xsi:ni ?

[Radu Preotiuc-Pietro <ra...@bea.com>]

The reason that you have xsi:nil showing up in your document, is because
you are setting an element value to null (not an attribute). Try using
unsetXXX() instead of setXXX(null).
 
To answer your second question, see the JavaDoc for
XmlObject.validate(XmlOptions).
 
Radu


________________________________

	From: Gustavo Aquino [mailto:aquino.gustavo@gmail.com] 
	Sent: Friday, April 11, 2008 1:55 PM
	To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
	Subject: How to omit xsi:ni ?
	
	
	hi ,
	
	How can i omit (xsi:nil="true") in my XML generated by XMLBeans
when a attribute is null ?
	
	When i use validate of my Document, if i have problems in my xml
he return false, ok, but how can i know what attribute is wrong ?
	
	I need compose a friendly message to my user with error in XML,
to do it i need to know what is wrong, how to do this ?
	
	regards.
	
	


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