XSD broken up into multiple files [message #187004] |
Thu, 25 January 2007 17:12  |
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Originally posted by: essing.mchsi.com
Sorry if this is a very basic question. I'm in the process of learning
more about XSD and the WTP interface.
I have an XSD that is broken up into multiple files. For example File A
contains a XSD for TelephoneNumber, File B contains a structure for Address
and File C contains a structure for AddressBook which has elements that are
of type TelephoneNumber and Address. Is there a way for me to link these
three files into one graph in WTP? What I am seeing currently is if I open
AddressBook, I see that it has TelephoneNumber and Address but I have to
open those files in separate windows. I would like to be able to drill down
into those schemas within one single graph if possible.
Thanks for any help or information you can provide.
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Re: XSD broken up into multiple files [message #187035 is a reply to message #187004] |
Fri, 26 January 2007 07:31  |
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Currently the XML Schema editor only alows you to view 1 level of
reference at a time. You need to double click on the referenced object to
make it the focus and see its references. We're hoping (in the near
future) to find the cycles to implement a feature that will allow mulitple
levels of expansion. Please open a bug (severity=enhancement) and we'll
do our best.
Thanks for your interest!
craig
Blake Essing wrote:
> Sorry if this is a very basic question. I'm in the process of learning
> more about XSD and the WTP interface.
> I have an XSD that is broken up into multiple files. For example File A
> contains a XSD for TelephoneNumber, File B contains a structure for Address
> and File C contains a structure for AddressBook which has elements that are
> of type TelephoneNumber and Address. Is there a way for me to link these
> three files into one graph in WTP? What I am seeing currently is if I open
> AddressBook, I see that it has TelephoneNumber and Address but I have to
> open those files in separate windows. I would like to be able to drill down
> into those schemas within one single graph if possible.
> Thanks for any help or information you can provide.
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