uCosminexus Application Server, Web Service Development Guide
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- This element maps the name space URI of an XML Schema specified in the publicId attribute to the URI pointing to the location of XML Schema specified in the uri attribute.
- You can omit a child element or code a maximum of 255 elements as the child elements of the er:catalog element. If more than 255 elements are specified, the operation is not guaranteed.
- Organization of this subsection
- (1) publicId attribute
- (2) uri attribute
- You can code only one publicId as the attribute of the er:public element. You cannot omit this attribute. If omitted, a warning message# is displayed, the catalog functionality is disabled, and the processing continues.
- Specify the same namespace URI as that of the namespace attribute of the xsd:import element to the publicId attribute.
- #
- Depending on where you use the catalog functionality, the warning message and the output destination vary as follows:
- When starting a Web Services client: log file (KDJW30023-W)
- When developing a Web Services client: standard error output (KDJW51221-W)
- You can code only one uri as the attribute of the er:public element. You cannot omit this attribute. If omitted, a warning message#1 is displayed, the catalog functionality is disabled, and the processing continues.
- The conditions for the attribute values that you can specify are as follows:
- Specify the relative path#2 or the URL of the XML Schema to be mapped. When you specify the value, match the target namespace of the XML Schema to be mapped with the namespace of the namespace attribute of the xsd:import element. If the namespaces do not match, the operation is not guaranteed.
- Specify the attribute by using the characters complying with xsd:anyURI stated in RFC 2396. Note that you cannot use RFC 2732 (IPv6).
- The value is not case sensitive.
- You can specify a character string of any length. Note that an error occurs if the length exceeds the limit of the OS.
- Note:
- If you specify a WSDL or an XML schema that does not exist or requires no access permission, a warning message (KDJW30024-W) is displayed, the catalog functionality is disabled, and the processing continues.
- #1
- Depending on where you use the catalog functionality, the warning message and the output destination vary as follows:
- When starting a Web Services client: log file (KDJW30023-W)
- When developing a Web Services client: standard error output (KDJW51221-W)
- #2
- Indicates a relative path from the directory that stores the catalog file.
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