Is there any way to get min/maxOccurs during validation?

[Aaron Boodman]

I understand that I can get the SchemaType from XmlValidatingReader
during Read() and that is cool. But is there any way to get the
current XmlSchemaElement (or XmlSchemaAttribute for that matter)?

I need this because I am setting up my UI dynamically based on the
schema, and I need to know whether a field is required or not. :(

Any help greatly appreciated.

--
Aaron

[Yan Leshinsky]

Not in the current version of .Net framwork. Next version should shave this
feature
Yan

"Aaron Boodman" <bo***@youngpup.net> wrote in message
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I understand that I can get the SchemaType from XmlValidatingReader
during Read() and that is cool. But is there any way to get the
current XmlSchemaElement (or XmlSchemaAttribute for that matter)?

I need this because I am setting up my UI dynamically based on the
schema, and I need to know whether a field is required or not. :(

Any help greatly appreciated.

--
Aaron

[Aaron Boodman]

> Not in the current version of .Net framwork. Next version should shave this

feature

Do you happen to know which class? I was looking through the longhorn
docs and didn't see anything like that. This is a very high priority
problem, so I would even consider using beta bits if it was going to
be made real in the future.

--
Aaron

[Yan Leshinsky]

public interface IXmlSchemaInfo {
...
XmlSchemaElement SchemaElement { get; }
....
}

You understand that I cannot guarantee this will not change in the final
product
Yan

"Aaron Boodman" <bo***@youngpup.net> wrote in message
news:91*************************@posting.google.co m...

Not in the current version of .Net framwork. Next version should shave
this
feature

Do you happen to know which class? I was looking through the longhorn
docs and didn't see anything like that. This is a very high priority
problem, so I would even consider using beta bits if it was going to
be made real in the future.

--
Aaron