Using XSD while constructing schema

Question

Hi,
I have the following scenario. I hae 2 methods getsendinputschema and
getsendoutputschema as shown
in the Interactionimpl.java of the email adapter.
I call a EIS event in the execute method.The EIS returns me a xml
document.Now i have to construct
the XML doc.
In the email adapter, the getsendoutput schema is called. This method
constructs the
output schema
In my case, I have the xsd template of this doc returned by the EIS.
Now how do I use SOM schema with this xsd? .
Basically what i want is the adapter should return the EIS data to the
process integrator using
the xsd (as the schema)I provide?
Any inputs will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Answer 1

Rick,
Thanks for the input. In fact after posting my query, I was working on those
lines.
But the problem I have is when I try to create the schema
private FileReader in;
in = new FileReader("D:\\bea\\tests\\CX\\rk.xsd");
int c;
StringBuffer buf = new StringBuffer();
do
c = in.read();
buf.append((char)c);
} while (c != -1);
System.out.println(buf);
// File read properly
// construct the schema based on xsd
String h= new String(buf);
SOMSchema e = new SOMSchema(h);
// SOMSchema e = new SOMSchema(in);
When i execute this, I get an error saying that the doc is not well
formed.Refer to the xsd.
Any ideas?
Once again thanks for ur input
"Rick DeGrande" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Kishore,
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're asking for, but if you
have an xsd (Schema definition) and you want to use it to create an
IDocument here's what you need to do...
I'll assume you have a Schema in text form.
First
Create a SOMSchema using the schema you have.
Once you have the SOMSchema you can use it to create the default
document. You'll need to create a DocumentOptions object in order to
specify defaults for the document creation. For instance the following
code could be used to create the event schema for the email adapter if
the "stringWithSchema" was set using the
InteractionImpl.getEventSchema().
SOMSchema schema = new SOMSchema(stringWithSchema);
DefaultDocumentOptions options = new DefaultDocumentOptions();
options.setForceMinOccurs(1);
options.setRootName("RECEIVEMAIL");
options.setTargetDocument(DocumentFactory.createDocument());
IDocument myDocument = schema.createDefaultDocument(options);
myDocument.setStringInFirst("//RECEIVEMAIL/ADDRESS",
"[email protected]");
myDocument.setStringInFirst("//RECEIVEMAIL/SUBJECT", "Hello");
myDocument.setStringInFirst("//RECEIVEMAIL/EMAILBODY", "Message Body");
Now you have a populated instance document for the schema.
Hope this helps.
Rick[rk.xsd]