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Hi,

I have created a schema to describe a database table. In my webservice, I have to read data from a database table and convert that into a XML string and return to the caller.

Now, I am able to do all of above things but the only problem is I am sending the last row of the table only. I know some thing wrong with my schema and that is why its not able to hold all the rows.

This is how I created initial schema which was supporting a single row in the table.

Here element "sites" represent the DB table name.




But now I know I have to add one more element after "sites" to have loop kind of representation so I added "row" as new element but I am getting parsing errors when I am trying to generate my Java classes using "xjc". I tried but not able to fix this.

here is my new schema which I want to represent a DB table "sites" with multiple "row"s. can any one help me with this?



I know this should be a simple fix for you guys. appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Ugender

[ June 18, 2007: Message edited by: Ugender Rekulampally ]
[ June 18, 2007: Message edited by: Ugender Rekulampally ]
 
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According to the schema you can have sites element and which will have three elements.

Why do not you write a schema like this.

Root element - name : sitesDatabase , which can have unbounded number of sites element and sites element will be defined the way you have defined it now.(that is , with 3 child elements).

<sitesDatabase>
<sites>
..
..
</sites>
<sites>
..
..
</sites>
</sitesDatabase>
 
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Thanks Rahul for your response.

I fixed the problem by defining a "row" element which again a complexType which describes all the column names in my database table and it is more dynamic.



Thanks,
Ugender
 
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