ItemDetails WD Java - External Validation

Hi,
Has anyone used WD JAVA External Validation with Taxonomy table?
Everything is ok with plain tables, but when I assign WdCompsUserExits to ItemDetails Component connected with taxonomy table, I have an error: "Illegal field [Parent] found in XSD document. ."
As I understand, WD component is trying to convert data record to xml which has to be passed into UserExit class but cannot process field [Parent].
So, is it possible to use "External Validation" with taxonomy tables?

Timur Semenchuk wrote:
> We are trying to reproduce the issue creating a new components based on custom validation, but we are still without any success.
> Have you reproduced the issue with a new DC?
Do you mean that this issue has only appered in one DC, while with newaly created everything is ok?
I hasn't checked this with other DCs... We have some serious system landscape changes going on, so there is no chance to test anything right now.

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