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Making catalog contributions [message #904772]

Wed, 29 August 2012 06:13

Leonid Ripeynih

Messages: 150
Registered: February 2012

Senior Member

Hi there!

I'm trying to bind an xsd files to specific namespaces and schema locations in my editor.

Here is a standart xsi:schemaLocation declaration we're using:

xsi:schemaLocation="http:++www-myCompany-com+system+subsystem+doctype http:++myCompany-system-sybsystem-doctype.xsd"

First, i've tried to bind a namespace to xsd with:

<extension
  point="org.eclipse.wst.xml.core.catalogContributions">
  <catalogContribution>
    <uri
      id="com.myCompany.system.subsystem.doctype.uri"
      name="http:++www-myCompany-com+system+subsystem+doctype"
      uri="resources/xsd/doctype.xsd">
    </uri>
  </catalogContribution>
</extension>

And it's not working with the above declaration, but works fine with just namespace declaration:

xsi:schemaLocation="http:++www-myCompany-com+system+subsystem+doctype"

I've found this http://wiki.eclipse.org/Using_the_XML_Catalog page, which is saying:
Quote:

can use the XML Catalog to register a local XML Schema file using the Schema Location as the key. This way a reference to web resource (e.g. --some--http--url--which--i--cant--post--) can be redirected to a local resource.

So, i've tried:

<public
  id="com.myCompany.system.subsystem.doctype.public"
  publicId="http:++myCompany-system-sybsystem-doctype.xsd"
  uri="resources/xsd/doctype.xsd">           
</public>

and as it's not working, then:

<system
  id="com.myCompany.system.subsystem.doctype.system"
  systemId="http:++myCompany-system-sybsystem-doctype.xsd"
  uri="resources/xsd/doctype.xsd">           
</system>

without any success (by success i mean non-derieved content assist).
So, what is the correct declaration for binding an above mentioned schemaLocation declaration to xsd?

P.S. '+' for the '/' and '-' for the '.' in urls, due to having less then 25 posts.

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