Description Objects from the Class Slots Extends Methods Author(s) References See Also Examples
These classes are used to represent data types described in XML
schema.
SchemaTypes
is used to store the data type descriptions from a
single schema.
The SchemaCollection
class is used to represent a collection of
one or more related schema, often where types from one are used in the
other(s). Each element of a SchemaCollection
is a
SchemaTypes
object. The SchemaCollection
is a list
and its names are the URIs giving the target namespace of the
different schemas.
Objects of these classes are typically generated via calls to
readSchema
or from other higher-level code such
as in the SSOAP
package for reading schema with in
Web Service Description Language (WSDL) files.
.Data
:Object of class "list"
. For
SchemaCollection
, this is the collection
of SchemaTypes
elements. For SchemaTypes
, the
elements are the data descriptions, each an object of some
sub-class derived from GenericSchemaType-class
Class "list"
, from data part.
Class "vector"
, by class "list", distance 2.
Class "SchemaTypeOrList"
, by class "list", distance 2.
signature(type = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "AnySOAPType", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "AttributeDef", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "character", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "RestrictedStringPatternDefinition", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "SelfRef", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "SimpleSequenceType", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "SOAPComplexType", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "SOAPType", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "SOAPTypeReference", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "SOAPVoidType", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
signature(obj = "UnionDefinition", context = "SchemaCollection")
: ...
Duncan Temple Lang
XML Scheam
readSchema
GenericSchemaType-class
1 | showClass("SchemaCollection")
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