> First, as I was testing a simple example schema, it seemed to work (or at
> least not throw an error). So I compiled my actual schema alone and it
> worked then too. However, when compiled with all the other schemas at once,
> the problem crops up. Interestingly, it creates an
> org.w3._2001.xmlschema.AnyType class (and others) instead of using
> java.lang.Object. Any thoughts on this? Anyway, I'm trying to narrow down
> what triggers the problem accurately before posting the bug.
XJC should be using org.w3._2001.xmlschema.AnyType whenever xs:anyType
is referenced. So that is the expected behavior.
I have to admit that I'm glad it doesn't break in a simple case :-)
> Second, I think the Bug Database needs to have the version drop-down entries
> updated for 1.0.2 (and maybe the rest of the new JWSDP components). This
> may be already on the list of to-do's, but I figured I would let you know.
Thanks for letting us know of this problem. I just assumed that it has
been taken care of, but apparently I was wrong.
regards,
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Kohsuke Kawaguchi
Sun Microsystems kohsuke.kawaguchi_at_sun.com
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