Ya inherently that is true. Reason for doing so is I want to gather
statistics (meta-data) about the content information in XML Documents
validated by an XML Schema. JAXB binding already translates the XML
into data structures in form of Java Classes i.e.
* XML Schema -> Structural Entities (based on schema).
Would like to control all this progamatically bcoz the application prior
does not have any information about the schema it is going to parse and
at validation time the information about the classes being generated
from schema is not explicitly known to the application. So as to
automate this process I am thinking of controlling programatically.
-Huzefa
Kohsuke Kawaguchi wrote:
>> 1. To control mapping of Schema to Java from within code
>> 2. Make it generic, given an XML Schema extract the Schema URI, parse
>> the schema, produce java bindings.
>> 3. Keep track of the java source generated and have a list of class
>> name thereby.
>> 4. Lastly validate XML document against Schema using Java binding code
>>
>>
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>It sounds like essentially you are asking for a whole JAXB compiler, not
>just a schema parser per se (which is just a library that reads XML
>Schema and present it in a nice object model.)
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>BTW why are you interested in programmatically binding schemas to Java?
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>regards,
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>Kohsuke Kawaguchi
>Sun Microsystems kohsuke.kawaguchi_at_sun.com
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