I\'m somewhat confused as to how the targetNamespace attribute in an XML schema affects the naming of elements. I\'m getting an error validating the following:
I would like to validate this XML: <meta> <house> <big ... /> <little ... /> <big ... />
I have a question about Microsoft\'s MSDN documentation for the Extenstions.GetSchemaInfo Method (XElement) for .Net framework 4.0.
In order to validate XML documents, I would like to know if was it possible to make a reference on an attribute value.
after setting up a new Spring-based application, I\'m running into trouble with a referenced schema (http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans-3.0.xsd) inside the application context.
Considering an element which has an attribute. This attribute can have only values from a enumeration.
First question (be kind!) Explanation: if a property\'s true, I need the type to have elements. So if an attribute is true, the XML output might be:
I\'m using SpringSource Tool Suite 2.7.0.M2, which is Eclipse 3.6.2. I\'m on Mac OS X 10.6.7, but this issue isn\'t OS-specific, so for whatever that\'s worth...
Is it even possible? I know it’s possible to do a restriction based on regex, b开发者_如何学Gout that’s not it
I\'m using xsd files to validate xml files. In the xsd files, only a few of the elements are required and the rest are optional. However, it is sequential so the order of the elements as they appear i
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