[xsd-users] How to create XML with mappings for substitution groups with same type using cxx-tree

[Alex Jakes]

Hello,

I have a problem that you have already partly addressed in a posting by Ninh Tran Dang called "[xsd-users] Parsing for the substitutionGroup".  http://www.codesynthesis.com/pipermail/xsd-users/2008-March/001543.html

I have a large schema that uses the technique of using substitution groups with the same type but with different element names.  Essentially using the element name to encode information about the type instead of using the type to do that and I am also using cxx-tree.  I agree that this is a bit of a silly way to do things but I am stuck with it and have to cope with it.

Your reply to Ninh suggested using DOM directly to parse the document as in the multiroot example.  I have done this and it works for parsing such files.  The problem comes when I want to generate XML using the XSD generated code.  I would normally just build the data structure I want in memory and then serialise it.  Do you have any suggestions for how I might do this?

Thanks,

Alex.

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