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| Re: EMF XSD Developers: Public Service Announcement about Validation [message #421944 is a reply to message #421943] |
Mon, 18 August 2008 23:51  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33216
Registered: July 2009 |
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Jason,
Comments below.
jason henriksen wrote:
> So I had a validation problem today that seemed very annoying. I'm
> posting the solution here because it would have been nice if I could
> have googled for this and found something. Hopefully this is helpful
> to someone.
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> My project uses many XSDs that all reference each other.
> (Our project uses 350 seperate XSD files to define the model so the
> interdependencies are important)
That's a large number.
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> As Eclipse/RAD is setup by default, you can get a huge number of
> validation errors with the message "Referenced File Contains Errors"
> however the file being referenced doesn't show any validation errors
> at all! This was hugely frustrating.
Eclipse is open source. RAD is a product. If the issue is the same in
both it's likely to be a WTP issue. If not, who knows.
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> Turns out that if you go to "Windows | Preferences | Validation" there
> are two buttons with "..." on them beside WSDL and XSD validation.
> Click them and select the option starting with "Eclipse". Now when
> you validate you'll get MUCH more helpful error messages.
It seems to me that there's support for Xerces-based schema validation
and XSD-based validation. What does the helpful message say?
>
> Ed: Any chance that default could be changed?
The Eclipse default or the RAD one? It sounds like a WTP question or a
RAD one much more than an EMF one... I don't know anything about these
options...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jason Henriksen
Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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