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Re: Web.config with multiple schemas

Stan Kitsis [MSFT]
3/29/2006 1:06:35 PM

dotnet xml: Hi Sami,

You need to declare a namespace in your "MyCustomSchema.xsd". The XML
Editor does not support having two schemas with the same namespace listed in
the schemas property - in your case you have two schemas with no
targetNamespace.

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Microsoft Corporation

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Re: Web.config with multiple schemas

Sami Marzouki
3/30/2006 12:00:00 AM

Hi Stan,
Thx for your answer:

So if i did wel understand you:
so must look like:

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I have another question:

in my Web.config , i have put my custom sections into configuration
section like this:

Web.Config

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But, the intellisense won't give my custom sections in configuration
section, i mean, that i must be out <configuration> section to see my
sections in intellisense.

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Re: Web.config with multiple schemas

Stan Kitsis [MSFT]
3/30/2006 1:21:57 PM

Hi Sami,

Once you've added a target namespace to your schema, you'll also need to
declare it in the instance document:

<configuration xmlns:myNS="http://berco.com/webservices/WebConfig">
</configuration>

When you do this, you'll get intellisense for your own namespace under
configuration section. This complication is related to the fact that
configuration element has xs:any as a child. This will be changed in the
next release so that you don't have to declare the namespace in your XML,
but for now you have to do it.
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Stan Kitsis
Program Manager, XML Technologies
Microsoft Corporation

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