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finding the root [message #3141]

Wed, 09 October 2002 21:13

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Originally posted by: tedx.vincera.com

I've loaded a xsd and want to generate a xml file that corresponds to the
structure it defines. What is the best way to determine the root type for
the xml doc?

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Re: finding the root [message #3175 is a reply to message #3141]

Fri, 11 October 2002 15:14

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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com

Ted,

Any global element declaration of a schema can be a root element for a
document; xsdSchema.getElementDeclarations() returns them all.

Ted wrote:

> I've loaded a xsd and want to generate a xml file that corresponds to the
> structure it defines. What is the best way to determine the root type for
> the xml doc?

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Ed Merks

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Re: finding the root [message #562867 is a reply to message #3141]

Fri, 11 October 2002 15:14

Ed Merks

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Ted,

Any global element declaration of a schema can be a root element for a
document; xsdSchema.getElementDeclarations() returns them all.

Ted wrote:

> I've loaded a xsd and want to generate a xml file that corresponds to the
> structure it defines. What is the best way to determine the root type for
> the xml doc?

--
Ed Merks

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