TEST :3.3.2 XML Representation of Element Declaration Schema Components : Components in A may be indirectly using components from C. Lets assume that a type declared in B derives from one in C (which is possible because B imports C). Document A can declare elements using that type because it includes B. Such use obviously involves information from the base type in C as will as the explicit reference in B.
http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xmlschema-1-20041028/#cElement_Declarations
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| title | elemZ009 - elemZ009 |
| name | elemZ009 |
| source | ../elemZ009.xsd |
| schemaName | ../elemZ009.xsd |
| executeClass | com.sun.jaxb_tck.sigtest.JAXBTest |
| executeArgs | -TestURL $testURL -Plugin com.sun.jaxb_tck.sigtest.JaxbPlugin -FileName elemZ009.sig -PackageWithoutSubpackages $package |
| keywords | schema positive |
| package | javasoft.sqe.tests.element.elemz009 |
| signature | elemZ009.sig |
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| title | elemZ009.v - elemZ009 |
| name | elemZ009.v |
| source | ../elemZ009.xsd |
| schemaName | ../elemZ009.xsd |
| executeClass | javasoft.sqe.tests.api.jakarta.xml.bind.JAXBTest |
| executeArgs | -TestURL $testURL -package $package -out :ref -document ../elemZ009.xml -pcontent elemz009-elemZ009.jbx |
| keywords | positive document |
| package | javasoft.sqe.tests.element.elemz009 |
| document | ../elemZ009.xml |
| jb-context | elemz009-elemZ009.jbx |