Hi Tania,
You may want to look at the XML implementation of ISO 19115-2 for the
imagery stuff.
Xerces is considered one of the most compliant to the W3C XML
Specification and is very good at validating XSDs. There are also other
Java applications which I can't think of at the moment. (|--(
Oxygen is a very good GUI tool (which I think is based on Xerces and
Saxon but I think you can add others) for validating XML. It is a very
good interpretation of the W3C XML specification because it used Xerces.
I will be on holidays for the next two weeks so I won't be able to help
you with your XSDs. All I can suggest is that you use the absolute URLS
in your schemaLocation(s) for your namespaces. Otherwise no-one else
will be able to validate your XML and you can't assure that the XSDs are
the official ISO TC 211 XSDs that you will be importing.
I hope this helps.
John H.
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From: taniapf [mailto:tania.puspita@anonymised.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2011 5:08 PM
To: geonetwork-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [GeoNetwork-devel] how to add new metadata XML
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Hi John,
Thank you very much for your reply. I need to add extra
elements because I
must "adapt" the ISO 19115 schema according to our scientific
process, for
example I must add tags like pixel value information which
gives information
about which value is used for no data pixels inside the
sensor swath and
outside the sensor swath and other raster specific metadata tags.
I have created an XSD file according to my XML definitions,
it would be very
nice if you would kindly take a look at it :), there are a
couple of tags
which I have defined.
You said I must validate the XSD I created, do you have any
good suggestions
about any XSD validator?
I would also appreciate anybody else helping to solve this problem.
maybe explain the steps which must be done to make GN
recognize my tags?
Thank you very much once again!
With Kind Regards,
Tania
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