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inclusion of files using relative location references doesn't work
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inclusion of files using relative location references doesn't work
Summary: inclusion of files using relative location references
doesn't work
Product: Xerces2-J
Version: 2.0.0 [beta 2]
Platform: PC
OS/Version: Other
Status: NEW
Severity: Major
Priority: Other
Component: XML Schema Structures
AssignedTo: xerces-j-dev@xml.apache.org
ReportedBy: mfeblowitz@frictionless.com
[Beta 3, really]
My file arrangement is as follows:
/instance.xml
/Files/A.xsd
/Files/B.xsd
/Files/C.xsd
/Files/D.xsd
/Files/Misc/E.xsd
My include structure looks like this:
/instance.xml references /Files/A.xsd, which includes
B.xsd
C.xsd
D.xsd
I use the command line interface in "/" to process /instance.xml; it
finds /Files/A.xsd but not the others.
The other files are in same directory as A.xsd, so there should be no
need to provide a full path name.
File B.xsd includes Misc/E.xsd, again a relative reference.
This works correctly in XML Spy and XSV, but not Xerces.
It's important that I not be required to specify a full path from root, since
the location may change and I cannot go in and edit each file to correct its
absolute reference.
Is this something that is related to using java and the PC command line
interface, or is it a general problem? Will it be fixed any time soon?
Mark
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