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rec-pipe: error in constructing schema namespace
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| Hi,
I am using the default XML schema input pipe to parse xml messages. Looking
in the event log it seems the namespace is constructes with a hash (#)
instead of a dot (.).
So parsing
<ns0:Anforderung xmlns:ns0="http://EAISchemas">
results in an error
cannot find schema in "http://EAISchemas#Anforderung"
Is this something that I can configure somewhere?
Thanks,
Knut
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Knut
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| Hello Knut,
What is after the hash represents the name of the root node of your xml schema.
That is why you see it appearing.
That combination of namespace + root node is what the messaging engine uses
to match your subscription to a port.
Likely you have a different problem, are you 100% sure your schema is deployed
correctly?
BA
http://biztalkia.blogspot.com/
> Hi,
>
> I am using the default XML schema input pipe to parse xml messages.
> Looking in the event log it seems the namespace is constructes with a
> hash (#) instead of a dot (.).
>
> So parsing
> <ns0:Anforderung xmlns:ns0="http://EAISchemas">
> results in an error
>
> cannot find schema in "http://EAISchemas#Anforderung"
>
> Is this something that I can configure somewhere?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Knut
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| So you say it is correct to have
xs:schema xmlns="http://EAI_Schemas.Anforderung
in the xls but the disassembler searches for http://EAI_Schemas#Anforderung ?
I think my schema is deployed correctly, but what can I do to find the
deployed schema? Schemas not in the explorer, so where would I see it?
Thanks,
Knut
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Knut
"BA" wrote:
> Hello Knut,
>
> What is after the hash represents the name of the root node of your xml schema.
> That is why you see it appearing.
>
> That combination of namespace + root node is what the messaging engine uses
> to match your subscription to a port.
>
> Likely you have a different problem, are you 100% sure your schema is deployed
> correctly?
>
> BA
> http://biztalkia.blogspot.com/
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