XSI is the conventional prefix for the XML Schema Instance Namespace. It is used in the process of validating an XML instance document against an XSD Schema.
Questions tagged [xsi]
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What's the difference between
do you know if there's a difference between these tags on XML/XSD?
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Deserialize XML with multiple types
I'm trying to deserialize XML where some same name tags have different xsi types:
Test
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JAXB - empty tags with no xsi:nil
I have a String property in an object annotated as follows:
@XmlElement(name = "Item", required = true, nillable = true)
private String item;
The result after marshaling is
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How to Reference Local XSD File By Relative Path
This is a follow up on How to Configure Eclipse to Work with `ehcache` and there is an example of absolute path in How to reference a local XML Schema file correctly?
Since the xsd file is not longer being hosted, I downloaded a copy of it from the…
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POSIX Shared Memory: XSI or Realtime?
It appears that POSIX defines two different optional IPC APIs that provide shared memory: the XSI extension (shmget, shmctl, shmdt) and the Realtime option group (shm_open, shm_unlink). The documentation on opengroup for shmget says, in the…
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Remove xsi:type, xmlns:xs, and xmlns:xsi from JAXB Generics
When using JAXB, I'd like to remove the excess namespaces/types from my XML elements when using Generics. How can I do this or what am I doing wrong? I'd like to use Generics so that I only have to write a block of code once.
Example code:
public…
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XMLSerializer warns about unknown nodes/attributes when deserializing derived types
I recently registered event handlers for unknown nodes, elements and attributes with the XMLSerializer I use to deserialize complex types from a type hierarchy. I did this because some of the XML I receive is from third parties; I am interested in…
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The prefix "xsi" for attribute "xsi:schemaLocation" associated with an element type "beans" is not bound. When running spring on tomcat
Please help me to get out of this error I am not getting how can I resolve this?
Here is my web.xml and Dispatcher-servlet.xml files:
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Interchange xsd and xsi in the output of XmlSerializer
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(IxComment));
System.IO.StringWriter aStream = new System.IO.StringWriter();
serializer.Serialize(aStream,Comments);
commentsString = aStream.ToString();
Here the commentsString has the the…
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XPath returns null when I remove the prefix
I am using XPath in Java under Eclipse. I am writing a soap web service, the XML is using prefix and a namespace and I wanted to remove the prefix and only keep the namespace because I prefer a more readable looking XML document.
When I removed the…
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Add missing xmlns attributes to SOAP-ENV:Envelope tag using SoapClient in PHP
How can I edit the xmlns attributes of the
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how to get null while parsing xml with geotools parser
I tried to get null value from my xml file such below
but my parser throws such an exception :
java.lang.RuntimeException:…
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EclipseLink MOXy: Suppress xsi:type when marshalling
I have a bindings file with the following content:
...
When I marshall the JavaType class using this binding, the XML looks like…
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Manipulating result from XmlSeeAlso annotation
I am having a class in which I am getting list of objects. I am using XmlSeeAlso annotation to include the classes which are present in the list. Here is my class:
@XmlRootElement
@XmlSeeAlso({BookStore.class,Book.class,Hello.class})
public class…
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Can I test if a file descriptor is of the right type for read()?
There are plenty of fds that can't be read from (for example, a listening socket). How do I test whether a read(2) on the fd will return EINVAL, without risking taking data out?
Things that don't work:
We could do a read() with a zero-byte buffer…
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