Hello,
I'm trying to create the w3c object model for the w3c schema. I want to
have a Java object named Schema and all of the other classes. I've
tried to use castor to create the model, but it choked on types with
the W3C standard schema that are not part of the w3c schema (huh?).
Then I tried the new Jaxp, and that throws errors like [ERROR]
'unsignedShort' is already defined.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to do what I want?
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