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Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 19:07:36 +0100
To: commons-dev@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: [HiveMind] Nested schemas
From: Christian Essl <christianessl@yahoo.de>
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I was just wondering if it is much work to make it possible to reference a 
schema from within an element. Something like:

   <element ..>
     .....
     <content schema-id=""
              or service-id=""
              or configuration-id=".."
              parentMethod=".."/>
   </element>

The content tag would just mean that the content of the element would be 
parsed/validated according to the specified schema. The resulting List 
would be given to the parentMethod.

The service-id and configuration-id attributes are there in case the 
referenced schema doesn't define an id.

This would alow much more flexible setups. Ie if it is recursively applied 
BeanFactory could profit.

However as said I don't know if this is hard to implement. I don't realy 
get this schema code 8-).

Thanks,
Chris



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Christian Essl

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