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| Thank god,
I have imported the schema of an example xml file. Had
to add the xml.xsd,xmlschema.xsd and a whole bunchof
other files to get it to generate an xsd of the xml
file.
Anyway, I need to have that <!DOCTYPE> element at the
top of the xml file I am creating.
How is this done
Thank!
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>Sure have. What problems are you having?
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| Jeff Lynch 2005-05-20, 7:49 am |
| First a few questions.
What cXML version are you using? Which type of document (OrderRequest ?) are
you working with? Are you trying to parse an incoming cXML document and map
to some other format or are you trying to map to a cXML format? I find
(other developers may do this differently) that "beginning with the end in
mind" works best for me so I first create the outbound schema. Next I create
the inbound schema and finally the map.
If you attach a sample of your inbound document and your outbound document
to your next post I'd be happy to help with the mapping.
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Jeff Lynch
"A BizTalk Enthusiast"
http://codebetter.com/blogs/jeff.lynch
"MattV" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thank god,
> I have imported the schema of an example xml file. Had
> to add the xml.xsd,xmlschema.xsd and a whole bunchof
> other files to get it to generate an xsd of the xml
> file.
> Anyway, I need to have that <!DOCTYPE> element at the
> top of the xml file I am creating.
>
> How is this done
>
> Thank!
> message
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