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Neal Walters

Subject: Mapping from XML instead of Schema
Author: Neal Walters
Date: 02 Feb 2006 11:09 AM

Having problems loading my schema, I remembered that Stylus Studio allows you to map directly from data. So from my XSLT/MAP I clicked on "Add Source Document", and selected the xml file below, and get the error: "The schema is not valid XML. Do you want to open the schema and review it". This message surprises me because it is not a schema, and I used to do this all the time in prior versions. I have no idea what makes Stylus think that this is a schema.

<Order PartnerCountryCode="US" xmlns="http://schemas.compassion.com/order/2006-01-01">
<CampaignCode>CCC</CampaignCode>
<AccountCode>AAAA</AccountCode>
<OrderHeaderId>1234</OrderHeaderId>
<RequestDate>2006-01-10T13:15:00.0000000-07:00</RequestDate>
<OrderPartitionStatusCode>BusinessExceptionsOnly</OrderPartitionStatusCode>
<SpecialInstruction>Whatever</SpecialInstruction>
<Profile PartnerCountryCode="US" SponsorNumber="1799231" TrustLevel="Validated" xmlns="http://schemas.compassion.com/constituent/profile/profile/2005-03-01">
<Name>John Doe</Name>
<BusinessGroup xsi:nil="true"/>
<Address1>827 W Jolly St</Address1>
<City>Crown Heights</City>
<CountryDivision>NY</CountryDivision>
<Country>US</Country>
<PostalCode>12345</PostalCode>
<HomePhone Preferred="true">2195551212</HomePhone>
<WorkPhone Preferred="false"/>
<CellPhone Preferred="false"/>
<PreferredEmail EmailType="Personal">jdoe@hotmail.com</PreferredEmail>
</Profile>
<OrderItems>
<OrderItem xmlns="http://schemas.compassion.com/order/orderitem/2006-01-01">
<Quantity>5</Quantity>
<ItemNumber>Kit55</ItemNumber>
<ItemDescription>Compassion Countertop Displays with Brocures</ItemDescription>
<IsKit>true</IsKit>
</OrderItem>
</OrderItems>
<Exceptions xmlns="http://schemas.compassion.com/common/exceptions/2005-03-01">
<Exception Type="A" Level="8">
<DateTimestamp>2006-02-01T18:02:12.4796572-07:00</DateTimestamp>
<Source>PartionOrderWebService</Source>
<Code>QTY-EXCEEDS-LIMIT</Code>
<Message>Constituent cannot order more than 10 kits at a time</Message>
</Exception>
<Exception Type="A" Level="8">
<DateTimestamp>2006-02-01T18:02:12.4796572-07:00</DateTimestamp>
<Source>PartionOrderWebService</Source>
<Code>SOME-OTHER-RULE</Code>
<Message>Mega-rule violation</Message>
</Exception>
</Exceptions>
</Order>

Release Info: Build 501h eval version 2006 XML Enterprise Edition.

Thanks again,
Neal Walters
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Neal Walters

Subject: Mapping from XML instead of Schema
Author: Neal Walters
Date: 02 Feb 2006 11:20 AM

I kept removing "chunks" from the XML until I narrowed it down to the cause of the problem - see below:

<Order xmlns="http://schemas.compassion.com/order/2006-01-01">
<Profile>
<BusinessGroup xsi:nil="true"/>
</Profile>
</Order>

Apparently it is the xsi:nil="true". The well-form check shows the file is okay. I realize there is no namespace defining this prefix.

Neal

Tony Lavinio

Subject: Mapping from XML instead of Schema
Author: Tony Lavinio
Date: 02 Feb 2006 12:14 PM

Yes, you do need xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance".
No, the mapper did not act properly.
Yes, the file is well-formed.
No, it is not valid.
Yes, I am in kind of an odd mood today. :)

We will log a bug on this so that you get the proper error message.
And thank you for the test case.

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