Check Schemas are correct

[John Jenkins]

Hi,
I have a lot of schemas to load into a schema collection. I load them in
by reading each one into a XMLTextReader from disk and add them into a
schema collection. I have a couple of issues to contend with.

1. The targetnamespace on all the schemas (except ones which define generic
types) are the same.
2. The DefaultNamespace is the same as the Targetnamespace (I think this
should be ok)
3. Some of the schemas import other sschemas containing type definitions.
How does the schema collection object handle adding a schema that imports
other schemas?? Say I have two schemas A and B which both import C, what
should the schema collection do?
4. My current check is something like

if !schemaColl.contains(currentSchema) { loaditintoSchemaCollection() }

I think because all the targetnamespaces are the same only the first schema
gets loaded.
Is my assumption correct?
If so what is the best way to load in my schemas? If I don't check for
schemas existing currently in the schema collection the addition of schemas
chokes when it comes across a type schema that has already been added.

any help greatly appreciated.

[name]

"I have a lot of schemas to load into a schema collection"

Yeah, To bad.

reminds me to "Show your papers"

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"John Jenkins" <jo**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have a lot of schemas to load into a schema collection. I load them in by reading each one into a XMLTextReader from disk and add them into a
schema collection. I have a couple of issues to contend with.

1. The targetnamespace on all the schemas (except ones which define generic types) are the same.
2. The DefaultNamespace is the same as the Targetnamespace (I think this
should be ok)
3. Some of the schemas import other sschemas containing type definitions.
How does the schema collection object handle adding a schema that imports
other schemas?? Say I have two schemas A and B which both import C, what
should the schema collection do?
4. My current check is something like

if !schemaColl.contains(currentSchema) { loaditintoSchemaCollection() }

I think because all the targetnamespaces are the same only the first schema gets loaded.
Is my assumption correct?
If so what is the best way to load in my schemas? If I don't check for
schemas existing currently in the schema collection the addition of schemas chokes when it comes across a type schema that has already been added.

any help greatly appreciated.

[John Jenkins]

What the hell are you talking about?

"name" <user@nospam> wrote in message
news:eq**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

"I have a lot of schemas to load into a schema collection"

Yeah, To bad.

reminds me to "Show your papers"

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"John Jenkins" <jo**********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:et***************@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net...

Hi,
I have a lot of schemas to load into a schema collection. I load them

in

by reading each one into a XMLTextReader from disk and add them into a
schema collection. I have a couple of issues to contend with.

1. The targetnamespace on all the schemas (except ones which define

generic

types) are the same.
2. The DefaultNamespace is the same as the Targetnamespace (I think this
should be ok)
3. Some of the schemas import other sschemas containing type

definitions. How does the schema collection object handle adding a schema that imports other schemas?? Say I have two schemas A and B which both import C, what
should the schema collection do?
4. My current check is something like

if !schemaColl.contains(currentSchema) { loaditintoSchemaCollection() }

I think because all the targetnamespaces are the same only the first

schema

gets loaded.
Is my assumption correct?
If so what is the best way to load in my schemas? If I don't check for
schemas existing currently in the schema collection the addition of

schemas

chokes when it comes across a type schema that has already been added.

any help greatly appreciated.