[xsd-users] COLLADA and URIFragmentType

[Kevin Wooten]

COLLADA defines the URIFragmentType, which is allowed to be only the 
fragment portion of a URI, ensuring that the reference is within the 
current document. What is the best way to resolve this fragment if I 
have created an xsd tree mapping?

Secondly, is there a way to define a custom type in the xsd mapping to 
handle specific types users encounter. As an example, I would like to 
have xsd map URIFragmentType to my own C++ class where I could add a 
"resolve" function to handle my node resolution (reference to above 
question). Is this possible?

Thanks!