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| Re: Code completion [message #43154 is a reply to message #43121] |
Fri, 30 April 2004 16:27  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
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Ondrej,
Rob Tice appended a link a few notes up that you should probably have a look at
because your goal sounds highly related:
http://developer.k-int.com/OpenXSD
The XSD model is definitely good for doing the kind of analysis required to
solve a problem like this, but it doesn't provide a pre-canned solution.
Ondrej Rohlik wrote:
> Hello everyone!
>
> Could anyone ensure me that I have chosen the right tool (plugin) for my
> purpose?
>
> What I need is to query my XSD to get a list of elements that can be added
> as subelements of some particular element. I search for a method that takes
> a set of subelements of "theElement" in my XML document, checks it according
> to the XSD ("theSchema") and returns a list of elements that can be added as
> subelements of "theElement" without violating the XSD. It could be used e.g.
> in code completion tool. The method could be something like this:
>
> org.eclipse.emf.common.util.Elist
> getLegalSubelementsAccordingToMyXmlSchema(org.w3c.dom.Elemen t theElement,
> XSDSchema theSchema);
>
> The question is whether this functionality is offered be the XML Schema
> Infoset Model. I didn't succeed to find it out.
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Ondrej
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Ondrej,
<p>Rob Tice appended a link a few notes up that you should probably have
a look at because your goal sounds highly related:
<blockquote> <a href="http://developer.k-int.com/OpenXSD">http://developer.k-int.com/OpenXSD</a></blockquote>
The XSD model is definitely good for doing the kind of analysis required
to solve a problem like this, but it doesn't provide a pre-canned solution.
<br>
<p>Ondrej Rohlik wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hello everyone!
<p>Could anyone ensure me that I have chosen the right tool (plugin) for
my
<br>purpose?
<p>What I need is to query my XSD to get a list of elements that can be
added
<br>as subelements of some particular element. I search for a method that
takes
<br>a set of subelements of "theElement" in my XML document, checks it
according
<br>to the XSD ("theSchema") and returns a list of elements that can be
added as
<br>subelements of "theElement" without violating the XSD. It could be
used e.g.
<br>in code completion tool. The method could be something like this:
<p>org.eclipse.emf.common.util.Elist
<br> getLegalSubelementsAccordingToMyXmlSchema(org.w3c.dom.Elemen t theElement,
<br>XSDSchema theSchema);
<p>The question is whether this functionality is offered be the XML Schema
<br>Infoset Model. I didn't succeed to find it out.
<p>Thanks a lot!
<p>Ondrej</blockquote>
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| Re: Code completion [message #586466 is a reply to message #43121] |
Fri, 30 April 2004 16:27 |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33133
Registered: July 2009 |
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Ondrej,
Rob Tice appended a link a few notes up that you should probably have a look at
because your goal sounds highly related:
http://developer.k-int.com/OpenXSD
The XSD model is definitely good for doing the kind of analysis required to
solve a problem like this, but it doesn't provide a pre-canned solution.
Ondrej Rohlik wrote:
> Hello everyone!
>
> Could anyone ensure me that I have chosen the right tool (plugin) for my
> purpose?
>
> What I need is to query my XSD to get a list of elements that can be added
> as subelements of some particular element. I search for a method that takes
> a set of subelements of "theElement" in my XML document, checks it according
> to the XSD ("theSchema") and returns a list of elements that can be added as
> subelements of "theElement" without violating the XSD. It could be used e.g.
> in code completion tool. The method could be something like this:
>
> org.eclipse.emf.common.util.Elist
> getLegalSubelementsAccordingToMyXmlSchema(org.w3c.dom.Elemen t theElement,
> XSDSchema theSchema);
>
> The question is whether this functionality is offered be the XML Schema
> Infoset Model. I didn't succeed to find it out.
>
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Ondrej
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Ondrej,
<p>Rob Tice appended a link a few notes up that you should probably have
a look at because your goal sounds highly related:
<blockquote> <a href="http://developer.k-int.com/OpenXSD">http://developer.k-int.com/OpenXSD</a></blockquote>
The XSD model is definitely good for doing the kind of analysis required
to solve a problem like this, but it doesn't provide a pre-canned solution.
<br>
<p>Ondrej Rohlik wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hello everyone!
<p>Could anyone ensure me that I have chosen the right tool (plugin) for
my
<br>purpose?
<p>What I need is to query my XSD to get a list of elements that can be
added
<br>as subelements of some particular element. I search for a method that
takes
<br>a set of subelements of "theElement" in my XML document, checks it
according
<br>to the XSD ("theSchema") and returns a list of elements that can be
added as
<br>subelements of "theElement" without violating the XSD. It could be
used e.g.
<br>in code completion tool. The method could be something like this:
<p>org.eclipse.emf.common.util.Elist
<br> getLegalSubelementsAccordingToMyXmlSchema(org.w3c.dom.Elemen t theElement,
<br>XSDSchema theSchema);
<p>The question is whether this functionality is offered be the XML Schema
<br>Infoset Model. I didn't succeed to find it out.
<p>Thanks a lot!
<p>Ondrej</blockquote>
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Ed Merks
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