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1 Title: Validating XML documents against your own schemas with Eclipse 1 Title: Validating XML documents against your own schemas with Eclipse
2 Date: 2007-06-07 2 Date: 2007-06-07
3 Tags: XML 3 Tags: XML
4 Lang: en 4 Lang: en
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7 This week I started to work on Mule 2.0 which will be based on Spring. We're dropping our own custom config format in favor of Spring's xml format. This requires me to design the schema for the transports I'm working on as well as convert the configuration of the unit tests to spring config files. I noticed that Eclipse kept complaining 6 This week I started to work on Mule 2.0 which will be based on Spring. We're dropping our own custom config format in favor of Spring's xml format. This requires me to design the schema for the transports I'm working on as well as convert the configuration of the unit tests to spring config files. I noticed that Eclipse kept complaining
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9 <div class="highlight"><pre> 8 <div class="highlight"><pre>
10 The matching wildcard is strict, but no declaration can be found for element 'mule:model-seda'. 9 The matching wildcard is strict, but no declaration can be found for element 'mule:model-seda'.