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What is it for?

The Schema set editor is used for viewing and setting up an imported XSD file


You can find the Schema set editor under Connectivity.

You cannot create your own Schema set in Studio. The only way to get a Schema set is to import a WSDL or XSD file.

When you open a Schema set, you have on the left side a tree structure, which shows you how the entities relate to each other. On the right side you see the original XSD. When clicking on an item in the tree structure, you see how this item is represented in studio on the bottom right under 'Mapping'.

 


In the above case, the inline and unnamed complexType is mapped on the entity 'rsp'. If you want to change this, just select a different entity. You have to reset all relations and attributes down the tree from that point on then.

Usually groups have no mapping. They are flattened during parsing. But if a group has minOccurs>1 then there will be a multivalued relation in this place.

When you import a WSDL or XSD, and you generated your domain automatically, then the entries in schema set are already set for you, and you do not need to alter them.