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How to find XML structures directly from the XSD [message #1007080]

Mon, 04 February 2013 06:29

Jorge Soria
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Registered: February 2013

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I am currently exploring the HL7 XSD world; it is indeed not little. I need to assess where to put an element when building an XML document.

The XSDs define so many elements in at times quite deep structures that it takes too much effort to easily find where to put the element I know I need. Not to name all alternative ways to store it! So here comes my question: Is there a way to easily search for all possible paths from the element I know back to the document's root; including inherited paths?

Thanks.

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Re: How to find XML structures directly from the XSD [message #1007131 is a reply to message #1007080]

Mon, 04 February 2013 10:01

Ed Merks
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Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Jorge,

No, the XSD model doesn't provide such a utility.

On 04/02/2013 2:54 PM, Jorge Soria wrote:
> I am currently exploring the HL7 XSD world; it is indeed not little. I
> need to assess where to put an element when building an XML document.
>
> The XSDs define so many elements in at times quite deep structures
> that it takes too much effort to easily find where to put the element
> I know I need. Not to name all alternative ways to store it! So here
> comes my question: Is there a way to easily search for all possible
> paths from the element I know back to the document's root; including
> inherited paths?
>
> Thanks.

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