Xml Schema Defintion - XSD

[@Erin-bc8ic]

Thank you for the tutorial! It's so great to finally find a video where someone takes their time and carefully explains as they go and works out their mistakes too. Much appreciated Mike, keep up the good work!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@charlottec.8168]

Thank you! A very clear and informative step-by-step tutorial that is very accessible to beginners! Many thanks.

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it was helpful! :) Thx for commenting

[@jamilarichards4463]

Appreciate the walkthrough of XML and XMD!! Took a while to find a video that actually made sense and wasn't overwhelming :) Thanks for helping me with an exam!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad to hear it! :-)

[@jianmintu3236]

Thank you Mike. I have been searching for xml schema this weekend and wasted many hours but it was fortunately I found your video, specially clarity about elementFormDefault. Thank you and subscribed your channel!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it helped!

[@ci0nn441]

Greetings from Poland. U helped me a lot. Thank you master

[@MikesTechCorner]

You are welcome! Join our discord server to chat with other geeks! I have made a xml channel. discord.gg/FWzFMgyHar

[@kbhardwaj1989]

awesome tutorial. Loved the way you explained master :)

[@MikesTechCorner]

Thank you very much. :-) I think that the XML format didnt get a fair treatment when Json and protobuffer became popular. All formats are good for representing data. And the older the tech is, the larger the eco-system is.

[@kbhardwaj1989]

@@MikesTechCorner truly said.

[@BelegaerTheGreat]

Shouldn't at 12:30 it be DOUBLE for price and STRING for currency? (Except that, brilliant video, really helped me!)

[@MikesTechCorner]

Yes. Thank you for watching

[@minhajsixbyte]

5:43 does that mean i need internet connection to work with the namespace? because its an web address?

[@MikesTechCorner]

You can place your files locally and ref. them in the xsd / xml

[@daves4026]

Awesome! I’m looking for xml xmi for a spark ea model interchange

[@MikesTechCorner]

Sounds interesting. XSD's are great for having conversations with other teams / business areas.

[@mustafailikkan7068]

Great video Mike, thanks for the effort!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Thanks for watching! :-) Join my discord. discord.gg/QPMf8ETCJa

[@iammaja0079]

Thank you very much. Was really helpful :)

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it helped! :)

[@bongotsav7535]

Thanks a ton for the superb walkthrough! 👍🏼

[@MikesTechCorner]

My pleasure! :-)

[@ricojaylumiguid1695]

thank you very much! I have a question about Schema-wide Attributes? what is that thing?

[@MikesTechCorner]

If you define a type it can be used through the whole schema. These types can be placed in other files.

[@AD-je9nq]

Hello Mike , This is great video for XML/XSD . Thank you so much ! .I had a quick question - How can we use xsi in soap request for example InactiveCustomerInactiveUsername and a response like this : EEEE YOur inputs will be greatly helpful !

[@MikesTechCorner]

Try watching my SOAP video. In others words: I don't know from the top of my head :)

[@AD-je9nq]

@@MikesTechCorner Thank you for responding Mike , much appreciated ! Since this was XML/XSD related i posted here , will try the Soap videos , hope tp find an answer :) Thanks again !

[@AD-je9nq]

Hello Mike , Watched your Soap Videos , couldn't find any which talked about adding the xsi:type="xsd:string" to an element , would be great if you can help in this . Even just a simple tag ex will be of great help ! Thanks much

[@MikesTechCorner]

@@AD-je9nq I'm playing with cloud tech these days. So I can't dig into SOAP / XML right now :)

[@AD-je9nq]

@@MikesTechCorner No worries Mike . Hope to find a solution soon . Thank you !

[@43098108]

Thanks for the lesson, much appreciated!!

[@MikesTechCorner]

My pleasure! :-)

[@utkucansa]

Dear Mr Nielsen, thanks for this video. Is there any way, where one can extract a data model automatically out of xsd? We have a xsd file with 5000 rows and many many tables in it. Any suggestion can help. Thanks beforehand for your valuable answer.

[@MikesTechCorner]

Yes this is where we get the pleasure to write a small python program that can get what you want. :-) You could also check out xml-spy... I'm not a fan tough

[@bivasbisht1244]

awesome explanation !

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad you liked it!

[@talllpaul1965]

I only have the Community Edition of Intellij, are the XML/XSD characteristics only in the Ultimate version?

[@MikesTechCorner]

No you can use the communitt edition and get xml and xsd code completion

[@supernova84]

Great video, very clear.

[@MikesTechCorner]

You are welcome

[@dudulofuu]

Well done, Big Mike!

[@MikesTechCorner]

lol thx

[@nezcobar]

mange tak!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Velbekomme :)

[@denizhanmsrloglu4775]

Im looking for a restriction like either "" (empty) value or digit value . Is there any way to do it.

[@MikesTechCorner]

Yes! You can use regular expressions

[@DMoneys36]

very helpful tutorial. thank you

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it was helpful!

[@adigunademola8360]

Hi i was wondering, how can i use XSD to pre-validate XML request made to an api please ive been looking around for a solution. Please help

[@MikesTechCorner]

You can use IntelliJ to validate an xml against its xsd. Just add the xsd reference in the top of the file. Im showing how to do that in one of the videos. You can also do it programmatically with JAXB or Jackson. Finally there are online validators where you upload the xsd and xml and then you get the xml validated.

[@MrAlipatik]

btw, do you mind me asking. What is that xsd tool you are using on this video?

[@MikesTechCorner]

Im using IntelliJ.

[@MrAlipatik]

@@MikesTechCorner thanks! subscribed.

[@IamPinakapani]

Bro what source are you using to write and execute the program

[@MikesTechCorner]

IntelliJ community edition will do

[@xtienpham]

Thank you for the tutorial!

[@MikesTechCorner]

My pleasure!

[@tomsimonis]

Nice video. Thanks!

[@MikesTechCorner]

np. thx for watching

[@gustavolopez8769]

Thank you!! great explanation!

[@MikesTechCorner]

You're welcome! :-)

[@BrianPondiGeoGeek]

Great content

[@MikesTechCorner]

Thank you. Feel free to join my discord. :-) discord.gg/K3nztZC

[@BrianPondiGeoGeek]

@@MikesTechCorner Done

[@MrAlipatik]

thanks very informative..

[@MikesTechCorner]

You are welcome

[@mikolajx15]

salvation for polish students

[@MikesTechCorner]

Happy to hear. Join my discord: discord.gg/SS57PEh9hf

[@dernako100]

I am not born or raised in an english speaking country. Im sure your target audience understands you, but for foreign people it would be great if you would mumble less and speak more clearly. Thank you, great video!

[@MikesTechCorner]

I will. Sorry.

[@dernako100]

Edited my original comment, after rereading it sounded too mean. Great videos still!

[@lllllltar]

Thanks!

[@MikesTechCorner]

You are welcome :)

[@avtrem]

3wc spec reading is too borin, thx

[@MikesTechCorner]

You are welcome... And yes it is boring. :-)

[@TheDJPapzo]

Thank you for the tutorial !!!

[@MikesTechCorner]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching.