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The XML Schema Definition (XSD) language enables you to define the structure and data types for XML documents and data. An XML schema defines the elements, attributes, and data types that conform to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard. Schemas are primarily used for design time by process flows and transforms. However, there are runtime components that use schemas at runtime to validate the document.
To add a schema:
The Schemas pane opens. Schemas already defined in Service Manager and iIT Designer are listed.
The New Schema pane opens.
You can also click Browse to find its location.
Note: If you are uploading a .ZIP file that contains the schema, a manifest file must also be included in the archive. For more information on the format of the manifest file, see How to Format the Manifest File.
The Name and Description pane opens.
The schema is uploaded to the server and is added to the list in the Schemas pane.
After they are defined, schemas can be added to the start and end of a process flow. In addition, embedded schemas can be uploaded as one unit in the form of a zip file. However, it requires a manifest.
To format the manifest file:
IWAY-File: DIRECTORY/FILENAME.XSD
where:
Is the path to the schema file.
Is the name of the schema file.
Note: This reference must be typed in uppercase.