XML Schema file, explain?
This is part of one of our XML files in SharePoint:
<BuildManifest nsprefix ="ns0" ns="http://tempuri.org/Eform_Schema.xsd" version="1.1">
<IdentifyInputParameters>
<BusinessObject ref="Request1" type="RequestProcessing_BL.Request" />
</IdentifyInputParameters>
<Metadata>
<Source ref="ThisForm" reflectionPath=".FormURL" />
<Destination xpath="//ns0:eForm" attribut开发者_高级运维e="formURL">
</Destination>
</Metadata>
<Populate>
<Source ref ="Request1" reflectionPath=".RequestTypeGroupDisplayName" />
<Destination xpath="//ns0:eForm/descendant::ns0:data[@name='FirstName']"></Destination>
</Populate>
My Questions:
1- The Eform_Schema.xsd file is in the root directory of SharePoint. How the command ns="http://tempuri.org/Eform_Schema.xsd" could reach it ?
2- Are " nsprefix , ns , ref , type " reserved words in XML ?
3- xpath="//ns0:eForm/descendant::ns0:data[@name='FirstName'] gets the first name from the database. How it did that ?
Thanks,
Ahmed.
1- The Eform_Schema.xsd file is in the root directory of SharePoint. How the command ns="http://tempuri.org/Eform_Schema.xsd" could reach it ? It's up to SharePoint's parsing algorithm that does that.
2- Are " nsprefix , ns , ref , type " reserved words in XML ? No. They are just normal attributes of your XML Node.
3- xpath="//ns0:eForm/descendant::ns0:data[@name='FirstName'] gets the first name from the database. How it did that? It uses xPath. this is a selector for XML documents.
To learn more about xpath: http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/
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