LSX-00333 literal "string" is not valid with respect to the pattern
Description:
LSX-00333 literal “string” is not valid with respect to the pattern
Cause:
Literal is not valid with respect to the pattern.
Description:
LSX-00333 literal “string” is not valid with respect to the pattern
Cause:
Literal is not valid with respect to the pattern.
Description:
LSX-00340 improper namespace value for the imported element
Cause:
If the namespace attribute is present, then its actual value must not match the actual value of the enclosing schema’s targetNamespace attribute. If the namespace attribute is not present, then the enclosing schema must have a targetNamespace attribute.
Description:
LSX-00341 ENTITY or ENTITIES type may only be used in attributes
Cause:
For compatibility, ENTITY or ENTITIES should be used only on attributes.
Description:
LSX-00342 value of attribute “base” must be a complex type definition
Cause:
If the “complexContent” alternative is chosen, then the type definition resolved to by the actual value of the attribute “base” must be a complex type definition.
Description:
LSX-00001 NULL pointer
Cause:
A NULL pointer was detected as an internal error condition.
Description:
LSX-00124 “list” element is improperly defined
Cause:
A “list” element either must have its “itemType” attribute set or have one of its children be a “simpleType” element, but both conditions cannot exist.
Description:
LSX-00220 “string” is wrong length, should be number
Cause:
Data of simple type has invalid length.
Description:
LSX-00261 invalid character property
Cause:
An error occurred when processing the character property. For example, “{” is missing after “p” or “P”.
Description:
LSX-00020 unknown type “string“
Cause:
A specified type was unknown (not defined in any loaded Schemas).
Description:
LSX-00144 attribute “string” invalid derivation-restriction value “string“
Cause:
An attribute which specifies a derivation-restriction setting (block, content, final) had an invalid value. Choices are “#all”, “extension”, or “restriction”.