| Getting elements [message #37657] |
Mon, 01 March 2004 22:32  |
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Originally posted by: norton.softouch.com
I must be looking at something completely wrong because this can't be that
tough. I'm attempting to populate a tree viewer with the elements
declared in a schema. I can use the getElementDeclarations method to
retrieve global element(s), but how do I retrieve the elements from, say,
a complex type global element? I've chased through particles and models,
but can find no method equivalent to getElementDeclarations (or even
getElementDeclaration) for these components. Can anyone set me on the
right path?
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| Re: Getting elements [message #37724 is a reply to message #37657] |
Tue, 02 March 2004 12:15  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Michael,
A complex type t only has a t.getContentType() which is a particle if
t.getContentTypeCategory() is element-only or mixed. A particle has a term
which may be an element, a wildcard or a model group, where a model group has
more particles recursively. The root particle of a complex type will be a
sequence model group. There is no flat list of element declarations in the
complex type, there's only it's content model represented as a tree of
particles.
Michael Norton wrote:
> I must be looking at something completely wrong because this can't be that
> tough. I'm attempting to populate a tree viewer with the elements
> declared in a schema. I can use the getElementDeclarations method to
> retrieve global element(s), but how do I retrieve the elements from, say,
> a complex type global element? I've chased through particles and models,
> but can find no method equivalent to getElementDeclarations (or even
> getElementDeclaration) for these components. Can anyone set me on the
> right path?
>
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| Re: Getting elements [message #583657 is a reply to message #37657] |
Tue, 02 March 2004 12:15 |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33140
Registered: July 2009 |
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Michael,
A complex type t only has a t.getContentType() which is a particle if
t.getContentTypeCategory() is element-only or mixed. A particle has a term
which may be an element, a wildcard or a model group, where a model group has
more particles recursively. The root particle of a complex type will be a
sequence model group. There is no flat list of element declarations in the
complex type, there's only it's content model represented as a tree of
particles.
Michael Norton wrote:
> I must be looking at something completely wrong because this can't be that
> tough. I'm attempting to populate a tree viewer with the elements
> declared in a schema. I can use the getElementDeclarations method to
> retrieve global element(s), but how do I retrieve the elements from, say,
> a complex type global element? I've chased through particles and models,
> but can find no method equivalent to getElementDeclarations (or even
> getElementDeclaration) for these components. Can anyone set me on the
> right path?
>
Ed Merks
Professional Support: https://www.macromodeling.com/
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