Hi ranchers!
I am currently working on some new features of my XML processing tool and occured a problem working with the XML scheme. Basically, my tool generates a user GUI based on a XML scheme(=XSD) and a corresponding XML. I use a GUI Engine to dynamically generate the GUI based on the XSD and fill the generated blank formular with the information provided by the XML. But there´s a problem in displaying the "<any...>" elements. The problem is simply caused by the underlying XSD declarations, but I am not allowed to change the XSD period. So, I got the idea to just temporarly alter the XSD to successfully process the now correctly displayed data. My basic idea goes something like this:
I wanna provide a mechanism to overload the problematic XSD section with a correct one. Just like this:
Basic XSD section:
Wanted XSD section:
So,I basically wanna
exchange the basic XSD section in XSD file 1 with the wanted XSD section in XSD file 2. Again, I cannot change the basic XSD for good, just temporarely.
I just want to allow the user to easily overload a section by for example click a button.
The problem with the "any"-section just is, that ANYTHING can be written in there, so the GUI engine I am currently using, just has no clue what elements are inside the section <variableParameters> because the elements are not mentioned inside the XSD.
Long story, short question: Is there any way to realize the overloading process of a XSD?I searched for days now but haven´t found anything yet...