Réf. : Re: Réf. : Re: Réf. : RE: XSModel 2003-04-28 - By Nicolas.GOLOUBENKO@(protected)
Thank you, I will have a look.
Bob Schloss
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Objet : Re: R�f. : Re: R�f. :
RE: XSModel
04/28/2003
06:39 PM
Veuillez
r�pondre �
xerces-j-user
> introspect the schema itself
Sandy>If you want to check the properties of various schema components,
then XSModel is the answer.
Sandy>If you want to check the original XML representation of the schema,
then no, not in the Xerces world. The Xerces schema doesn't retain such
information.
FYI: There is an open source XML Schema Infoset Model for Java at
http://www.eclipse.org/XSD which provides properties of schema components
(similar to XSModel) as well as retaining the corresponding XML Information
Items which were part of the XML representation of the schema (which you
get access to thru a DOM interface). It has not been tuned for very rapid
performance, as most users are using it only for development time tools.
Bob Schloss
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