RE: Design question

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The JAX-RPC specification (v1.1) dictates that the xsd:any type be
represented by an
instance of a class that implements the javax.xml.soap.SOAPElement
interface. The
SOAPElement interface implements the org.w3c.dom.Node interface and offers a
similar
API as an object implementing the org.w3c.dom.Document interface for
manipulating its
content. Therefore, if you want to pass unmodified XML data you can
manipulate the
data in a document object, use the document to populate an instance of an
object
implementing SOAPElement, and then pass the data in an operation that uses
an xsd:any
as a parameter.
This note will illustrate this concept. You can find a nice introduction to
this topic at
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/library/ws-xsdany.html.
--
Patrick


"TonyR" wrote:

> I've got to write a webservice with vb.net client and server such that the
> client will upload an XML file. The XML needs to be checked against a schema
> and a validation message returned to the client.
>
> The easy way I found to do this is to pass a dataset which works fine,
> unfortunately I have to write the server end such that a non-Microsoft
> customers can develop clients too.
>
> I could upload the file as a byte or string array then validate it (I have
> done this and it works) but I'm wondering if there is an open standard for
> receiving an .XML (as XML data rather than as a string) so that it can be
> validated as it comes in.
.

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