..XML inputs before beginning to process XML data.
We've looked at the editing support the NetBeans IDE provides for XSD documents
and seen that, similar to the WSDL editor, NetBeans provides three different views
to help editing. The Source view provides a raw XML editor which includes syntax
highlighting and tools for checking and validating the XSD document. The Schema
view provides a column-based view providing drill down support for querying
parent and child relationships within XSD files. Finally, the Design view provides
a graphical user interface with drag and drop support for adding XML and XML
schema components into an XSD file. Any changes made in any of these views are
automatically updated in the other views.
We also looked at XSD design patterns and how these can be applied to existing
XSD files within the NetBeans editor. We discussed the Russian Doll, Salami Slice,
Venetian Blind and Garden of Eden design patterns and the differences between
them in terms of global elements and global complex types.
In the next chapter, we'll discuss Intelligent Event Handling and introduce the
real-time business event collection and processing capabilities of NetBeans
Enterprise Applications.
Intelligent Event Processor
We have seen enterprises struggling to identify a business process monitoring
solution for their corporate solutions.
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