Hi Eric,
The validator knows that it matched a wildcard. There's no spot in the PSVI
for reporting it, so I suppose in that sense it's lost.
Thanks.
Michael Glavassevich
XML Parser Development
IBM Toronto Lab
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Eric Lilja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wro
Hello Mr Glavassevich and thanks for your reply. So basically what
you're saying is that it is not possible, while parsing the schema, to
be informated that (for example): "this complex element has these simple
elements as child elements, it also has an xsd:any"? The information
that there's an
Hi Eric,
You're basically looking for which particle matched each element in the
instance. This information is not available in the PSVI and not readily
available from Xerces. Someone else asked a related question [1] a few
years back. Might not be too difficult to handle yourself if you know tha
Hello, I'm parsing schemas (by getting an XSModel and then getting the
top element and going from there) and what the program basically does is
creating a relational model of the schema. Complex element become tables
and their children that are attributes or simple elements that can occur
at mo
