Package org.eclipse.persistence.platform.xml

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.platform.xml.XMLSchemaReference


     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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     * @param schemaReference - the path to the complex type or element to be validated against in the schema
     * @param handler - the error handler
     * @return true if the document fragment is valid, false otherwise
     */
    public boolean validate(Element elem, XMLDescriptor xmlDescriptor, ErrorHandler errorHandler) throws XMLPlatformException {
        XMLSchemaReference schemaReference = xmlDescriptor.getSchemaReference();
        NamespaceResolver nsResolver = xmlDescriptor.getNamespaceResolver();

        // build a schema using the URL in the schema reference, and setup a validator
        XMLSchema xmlSchema;
        XSDValidator validator = null;
        try {
            Object[] args = { schemaReference.getURL() };
            xmlSchema = (XMLSchema)buildSchemaMethod.invoke(new XSDBuilder(), args);
            validator = new XSDValidator();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            throw XMLPlatformException.xmlPlatformValidationException(ex);
        }

        // set the schema to be validated against
        validator.setXMLProperty(XSDValidator.FIXED_SCHEMA, xmlSchema);

        // set the node to be validated against
        XSDNode xsdNode = getNodeFromSchemaReference(xmlSchema, schemaReference, nsResolver);

        // if xsdNode is null, the schema context string is empty or the target could not be found
        if (xsdNode == null) {
            validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, null);
        }

        if (schemaReference.getType() == XMLSchemaReference.ELEMENT) {
            if (xmlDescriptor.getDefaultRootElement() != null) {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, xsdNode);
            } else {
                validator.setXMLProperty(XSDNode.ROOT_NODE, ((XSDElement)xsdNode).getType());
            }
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