[Xml-compile] Using xsi:type with XML::Compile

[DEIGNAN Ciaran]

Hi Mark,

> > > Easier:
> > >   $wsdl->prefix(dt => 'http://www.rsd.com/2011/07/datatype/schema');
> > >   xsi_type => { 'dt:FilePlanType' => 'dt:rmFilePlanType' }
> > 
> > This doesn't work for me :(
> > It says :
> >     error: unknown name prefix for `dt:rmFilePlanType'

> Weird.  The order is important, of course.  You may also say
>   $wsdl->prefix(dt => 'http://www.rsd.com/2011/07/datatype/schema');
>   $wsdl->xsiType('dt:FilePlanType' => 'dt:rmFilePlanType');

I can add print statements to the prefix() method in Cache.pm.

sub prefix($) { my $ret = $_[0]->{XCC_prefixes}{$_[1]}; print ">", Data::Dumper::Dumper($_[0]->{XCC_prefixes}); $ret;}

When I call   " $wsdl->prefix(dt => 'http://www.rsd.com/2011/07/datatype/schema');" nothing is added to the structure.
I don't see how it could work, actually. The $_[1] is just the 'dt'? Is it used as an lvalue?


I tried to hack the function to exploit the $_[2] but then something breaks in XML/Compile/WSDL11.pm line 140.

Ciaran