[xsde-users] Re: cxx-hybrid use with cxx-parser? (new problem)

[Eric Broadbent]

A more critical problem has arisen that I am now stuck with.
A previous encounter with out-of-schema attributes occurring in the XML data forced me to generate the cxx-parser code with the "--suppress-validation" flag, which allows these attributes to be in the datastream benignly.

After learning that I could use cxx-hybrid to build an object model automatically, I decided to try generating code with that.

However, I encountered this error when generating the code from the schema:
	"error: complex type 'CT_GForce' contains choice compositor"
	"error: parser validation is required to handle this construct"

Is there any way to deal with this?  The runtime error forced validation off - whereas the code-generation wants validation on.
The thing that is curious is that validation could be suppressed when generating the code using cxx-parser, but cxx-hybrid requires it - for the same schema elements.

Thanks for any advice.

-Eric B.



On Dec 9, 2011, at 2:58 PM, Eric Broadbent wrote:

> I have a main schema which references several child schemas.
> I am trying to build a parser which uses the object model generated by the cxx-hybrid tool, to produce output from XML files.
> Starting with the serializer implementation is fine - modifications can be made that to write the output format needed.
> 
> Is is possible/reasonable to invoke cxx-parser with the --generate-test-driver option - supplying the root element and schema, and then combine that with the rest of the code generated by cxx-hybrid?
> 
> Would one need to plug in all the generated classes to a type-map so the parser knows to make the connections in the generated driver code?
> 
> There is no "driver" generated by cxx-hybrid - and all the examples use an existing test shell.
> Using the cxx-hybrid, one gets this error using the --generate-test-driver option:
> 	error: unknown option '--generate-test-driver'
> 
> If anyone has encountered the same situation and has some advice, would be very interested to hear what method you used.
> Thanks, 
> -Eric B.
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