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How can I use xmlbeans on multiple schema files?
I have two schema files in different namespace. In the following example, the
tcp is defined in another schema file. How can I get the tcp:connector from
RootDocument class?
<root>
<connector name="connector" />
<tcp:connector name="tcp_connector" />
</root>
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Re: How can I use xmlbeans on multiple schema files?
Posted by Tuatha <43...@keme.co.uk>.
I have a similar issue. One Schema (that I don't control) with 99% of all
element/attrib definitions + 1 <anyAttribute> line added in to enable
extensions. I have a custom XSD with some attributes defined (in a
different namespace, 'sfbu'). xmlbeans generated some Java and classes + I
have API docs but can't work out how to link/jump from one namespace to the
other.
My code can access all the main attribs via the generated getters (e.g.
getPARAMNAME() ) and I now can see getters for the custom XSD (e.g.
getMinValue () ) but how do I call the new getters with the right
context/data to access the custom attributes?
eg
<PARAM_DEFINITION PARAM_NAME="PD1" PARAM_TYPE="string"
sfbu:EnumList="bronze,Silver,GOLD,a_b-c,a12" />
<PARAM_DEFINITION PARAM_NAME="PD2" PARAM_TYPE="number"
sfbu:MinValue="1" sfbu:MaxValue="5" />
<PARAM_DEFINITION PARAM_NAME="PD3" PARAM_TYPE="number"
sfbu:EnumList="10,100,1000,32765" />
youhaodeyi wrote:
>
> I have two schema files in different namespace. In the following example,
> the tcp is defined in another schema file. How can I get the tcp:connector
> from RootDocument class?
>
> <root>
> <connector name="connector" />
> <tcp:connector name="tcp_connector" />
> </root>
>
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