& XSLT Hi,

Check if xmllint validates your document. If not and you are sure your schema 
is correct, then the problem probably lies in libxml2 and you should report 
there (see http://xmlsoft.org/bugs.html).

-- Petr

On Thursday 13 July 2006 14:52, Martin J. Evans wrote:
>  Hi,
> 
>  I am attempting to validate an XML file with a schema using XML::LibXML.
> 
>  A portion of the XML looks like this:
> 
>  <event name="name" type="type" timestamp="2006-05-19T17:25:00">
>    <entrants>
>      <entrant external_id="1" status_id="1">fred</entrant>
>      <entrant external_id="2" status_id="1">fred2</entrant>
>      <entrant external_id="3" status_id="1">fred3</entrant>
>      <entrant external_id="4" status_id="1">fred4</entrant>
>      <entrant external_id="5" status_id="1">fred5</entrant>
>    </entrants>
>  </event>
> 
>  and all the entrant element text should be unique so the xsd says:
> 
>      <xs:key name="entrantcontent">
>        <xs:selector xpath="./entrants/entrant"/>
>        <xs:field xpath="text()"/>
>      </xs:key>
> 
>  but I cannot get XML::LibXML to accept the field xpath expression as it
>  always reports:
> 
>  Element '{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}field', attribute 'xpath': The
>  XPath expression 'text()' could not be compiled.
> 
>  As each entrant has attributes and content I only wanted to pick the
>  content as having to be unique. Is my xpath expression wrong or perhaps
>  text() is not supported?
> 
>  Martin
>  --
>  Martin J. Evans
>  Easysoft Ltd, UK
>  http://www.easysoft.com
> 
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