To add XSDs that have been imported into the Eclipse workspace, click Add XSD, select the required XSD file(s) from the XSD Files dialog then click OK.
To add XSDs that are held in your file system, click Add External XSD, select the required XSD file(s) from the External XSD Files dialog then click Open.
To add WSDL files that have been imported into the workspace, click Add WSDL, select the required WSDL file(s) from the WSDL Files dialog then click OK.
To add WSDL files that are held in your file system, click Add External WSDL, type the internet address of the WSDL file then click OK.
The following image shows a selection of XSDs, but the behavior is the same for XSDs and WSDL files.
For each schema namespace, a package name is defined in which the XOM classes will be stored. You can expand each list entry to see the XML namespaces and the package names.
At the bottom of the Dynamic Bindings tab, there is a hidden section that lists the XSD files that will be included in the ruleset archive. To see this list, click the black arrow to the left of:
The following image shows a list of selected XSDs, with one of them expanded to show how the packages are organized. In this example, the schema
types.xsd imports the schema nameType.xsd, which itself imports the schema subNameType.xsd.
- Select the package and click Edit.
- Type the new package name in the Package Name Configuration dialog, then click OK.
You might want to re-order files if the same element exists in more than one file and you want to dictate which schema or file to use first to identify it.
The dynamic XOM is now defined. The new packages appear in the BOM Entry and behave like any normal package.