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Hi,
I just noticed that the CSD editor has a “Graph” tab. When I click on it, it says “View is not available for selected project”. Does that mean that It’s not ready yet or that something is set up improperly on my end?
If it’s the former, does anyone know of a visual tool to see the structure ot the XSD (other than XMLSpy)?
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L,
What kind of project are you working on? I just used the XSD graph editor at work for many hours, it fantastic (almost exactly like XML Spy) and it was in a plain Java Project.It’s a Web project. Does that have an effect? I also have hiberate support in there, but for the time being my project contains errors because of hibernate (I haven’t gotten around to fixing them yet).
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L,
This doesn’t seem to have any effect, I can’t reproduce any problems when tryign to open the Graph tab… do you have any interesting exceptions in your log file?I’ll have to check tomorrow. I wanted to compare between Linux and Windows… turns out it isn’t supported on Linux. 🙁
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I just checked and I don’t have any messages (interesting or not) in the error log.
I created a new project to see if my project was at falt. I created a Simple project, created a new XSD using MyEclipse. When I click the Graph tab of the new XSD file (which is empty) I got the same message. It’s as if the module wasn’t installed on my machine.
Befuddled,
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L,
Can you redownload (just in case) Eclipse 3.0 GA and MyEclipse 3.8.1 and do a parallel installation into C:\Temp or something and then create a Java Project, add a XSD file to the src folder somewhere, and then open it and click on “Graph” and see if that works?
