I want to define an element in XML schema that will allow for an empty string or some specific pattern, e.g.,:
I\'m dealing with a major XML schema upgrade which includes multiple xsd files. I\'m using xmlbeans and Java reflection to look for differences and convert test data. Before I write something, is ther
I have an XSD describing the service in some legacy system (lets call it A24). We use JAXB to translate this XSD to开发者_开发百科 Java POJOs, then we generate the @WebService annotated Web service cl
I need a schema restriction satisfying the following conditions: List of locations, prefixed by + or – and separated b开发者_如何学Goy a space character
I have been doing a lot of research trying to figure this out, but am still unsuccessful. I have a number of XSD that follow this schema:
I get several Datasets listed in a single xml File. I have to extract each dataset and do some operations depending on their values (not changing the content of the xml file).
What is the practical diference between these two: <xs:element name=\"A\"> <xs:complexType mixed=\"true\">
I am using jdo and configuring the persistence manager with jdoconfig.xml However everywhere I find documentation about jdoconfig.xml it states that http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jdo/jdoconfig 开发者_C百
If I have a xs:complexType that conatins this: <xs:choice minOccurs=\'0\' maxOccurs=\'unbounded\'>
I have a flexible configuration that uses a <directory>-element at different hierarchical levels. Now I would like to ensure that one directory can only be used once.
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