Hi,

On Fri, 2005-10-07 at 14:14 +0200, Bryan Rasmussen wrote:
> >Do you already know that you could set the
> >xsi:schemaLocation="http://test.com test2.xsd" attribute
> >on the <b2:a2> element and set the
> >xsi:schemaLocation="http://test.org test1.xsd" attribute
> >on the document element in your instance?
> 
> yes. I don't want to use xsi-acquisition to do the validation. As noted in
> the earlier email, I can validate it as in the example. I want to validate
> without using any xsi-acquisition. I can do so with the processors/API's I
> am familiar with. Is there any processor/API which the only way to handle
> this problem is via xsi-acquisition?
> 
> 
> >I'm not familiar with other schema APIs than the one of Libxml2, but I'm
> >pretty sure that validation _without_ the use of xsi-driven schema
> >acquisition can be seen as a basic requirement for schema processors;
> Yes, and in my experience it is present in all processors for libraries of
> schemas, i.e. schemas that are not connected together via includes/imports
> but can be built up as a set, i.e. the same model as xsi-acquisition but

Ah, now I see your point; so squeezing multiple standalone schemata
programatically into the validation process.

> done programmatically. I am wondering if anybody knows of processors where
> it cannot be done programmatically. 

Yes: Libxml2 :-)

With Libxml2 you currently need to create a combining schema which
imports both of your schemata. I.e. you can feed Libxml2 only with
one initial schema. If you need this and are using Libxml2,
I recommend opening a enhancement request at
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/buglist.cgi?product=libxml2.
I guess it could be done for really standalone schemata in Libxml2;
this means that they all need be complete, without any dangling
references.

Regards,

Kasimier


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