Using Cross-Project XML File References

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Once you have added project references to your project to allow you to use XML file artifacts from another project, you use import, include, or redefine components to reference those artifacts.

For example, assume you have two projects, a SOA BluePrint project called SOA-BluePrint-1 and a BPEL Module project called BPEL-Module-1. SOA-BluePrint-1 has one schema file, soa.xsd. BPEL-Module-1 has one schema file, bpel.xsd. While you work with bpel.xsd, you want to have access to all the information in soa.xsd. To do this, you must do the following:

  1. In BPEL-Module-1, add SOA-BluePrint-1 as project reference.
  2. Open bpel.xsd and add an import, include, or redefine component to import soa.xsd.

The following topics explain how to add import, include, or redefine components to reference files in another project:

BPEL Designer
Adding WSDL and XML Schema Imports
XML Schema Editor
Adding an import Component to an XML Schema File
Adding an include Component to an XML Schema File
Adding a redefine Component to an XML Schema File
WSDL Editor
Importing XML Schemas Using the WSDL View
Importing WSDL Files Using the WSDL View
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About Cross-Project XML File References
Working With Project References
Refreshing Cached XML File References

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