here goes.
This is an example of the element where I need a namedspaced attribute
added:
<Segment Apply="Included" ID="CELASSGS" xsi:type="SegmentInsuranceType">
<![CDATA[foo bar baz]]>
<Code Name="Code" Role="Reference" Value="xxx"/>
<Price Ref="PA" Value="100"/>
</Segment>
In my case there are only a few elements which need the attribute, so
a hook would probably suffice. A nicer way would be useful of
course. :-)
Drew
A new question: how can I specify a 'xsi:type="foo"' attribute on an
element? An example is: <Segment xsi:type="SegmentProductType">. I
tried passing " 'xsi:type' => 'foo' " in the data structure but it
was
ignored.
element? An example is: <Segment xsi:type="SegmentProductType">. I
tried passing " 'xsi:type' => 'foo' " in the data structure but it
was
ignored.
On the moment, there are no helpers to achieve this. Probably, I
should
create an option to have these added. It will be implemented as an
after-hook, which you can also make yourself:
$schema->addHook(type => $mytype, after =>
sub { my ($doc, $xml, $path, $val) = @_;
$xml->setAttribute("xsi:type" => $mytype);
$xml;
});
Unconvenient when you have many types which you want to make explicit.
XML::Compile::SOAP::Encoding knows how to do it better.
I have to think about a better solutions, although you should not need
it when using schemas the usual way.
