Data Transformation Engine Type Tree Importers Reference Guide

Chapter 2 - Using the Importer Wizard CORBA IDL Importer
Type Tree Importers Reference Guide
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This type tree assumes that the name of the arbitrary element that appears where
<any> declaration points has name “any”. The type tree must be manually edited
to change this. For example, if the name of the element that appears in place of
<any> is known in advance, the initiator and terminator of anyElem item should
be changed to use that known name.
The <anyAttribute> schema element is represented as a text item named
anyAttr. It has initiator:
<WSP>anyAttribute<OWSP>=<OWSP><ANYQUOTE>
and terminator:
<QUOTE>
Similar to <any> element case, the anyAttr item assumes that the attribute that
appears in instance data in place of the <anyAttribute> declaration has the
name, anyAttribute. The type tree must be manually edited to change this. For
example, if the name of the element that appears in place of <anyAttribute> is
known in advance, the initiator of anyAttr item should be changed to use that
known name.
XML Schema Instance Document Attribute Limitations
The following XML Schema instance document attribute is not supported:
♦ xsi:type
The xsi prefix corresponds to:“http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance”
namespace.
Namespace Limitations
Namespace declarations are allowed to appear only in the top level elements. Only
the top level element in the instance document can have namespace declaration,
while the local element cannot. Namespace declarations must appear next to each
other and cannot be interspersed with other attributes.
CORBA IDL Importer
The CORBA Interface Definition Language (IDL) Importer is used to generate a
type tree representation of an IDL file.
See the CORBA Adapter Reference Guide for detailed information of the CORBA
IDL Importer.