Web Services with XMLBeans Validation

Hi,
I am very new to XMLBeans and Web Services. From my understanding, schemas can be used to validate an xml document.
However, I would like to find out:
1. Can I validate my web service inputs againest the generated XMLBeans objects/schema?
2. How do I validate my input parameters from the web service? My input parameters include enumerations of valid values and also numeric values.
Fyi, the XMLBeans objects were generated from the schema which i created, and my web service is referencing/using these XMLBeans objects to package the results to the calling class/method.
Great Thanks!

Hi,
However, I would like to find out:
1. Can I validate my web service inputs againest the
generated XMLBeans objects/schema?Yes just use the following code:
XmlObject obj = your object
ArrayList validationErrors = new ArrayList();
XmlOptions validationOptions = new XmlOptions();
validationOptions.setErrorListener(validationErrors);
obj.validate(validationOptions);the last method will return a boolean. The validationErrors arraylist will contain the errors if occured
>
2. How do I validate my input parameters from the web
service? My input parameters include enumerations of
valid values and also numeric values.If you put constains in your xsd they will also available inside the generated code. So validating will also see does errors.
>
Fyi, the XMLBeans objects were generated from the
schema which i created, and my web service is
referencing/using these XMLBeans objects to package
the results to the calling class/method.
Great Thanks!Hope this helps!

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