internal void GetColumns(ColumnSchemaCollection columnSchemaCollection)
{
// The ComplexContent is mutually exclusive of the Particle. That is, if there is no particle defined for this comlex
// type then it must have a comlex content description. Comlex content extends a base class.
if (this.xmlSchemaComplexType == null)
{
// The Comlex Content describes an extension of a base class.
if (this.xmlSchemaComplexType.ContentModel is XmlSchemaComplexContent)
{
// Strongly type the XmlSchemaContent.
XmlSchemaComplexContent xmlSchemaComplexContent = xmlSchemaComplexType.ContentModel as XmlSchemaComplexContent;
// A complex content can be derived by extension (adding columns) or restriction (removing columns). This
// section will look for the extensions to the base class.
if (xmlSchemaComplexContent.Content is XmlSchemaComplexContentExtension)
{
// The Complex Content Extension describes a base class and the additional columns that make up a derived
// class. This section will recursively collect the columns from the base class and then parse out the
// extra columns in-line.
XmlSchemaComplexContentExtension xmlSchemaComplexContentExtension =
xmlSchemaComplexContent.Content as XmlSchemaComplexContentExtension;
// This will recursively read the columns from the base classes.
TypeSchema baseType = this.Schema.GetTypeSchema(xmlSchemaComplexContentExtension.BaseTypeName);
baseType.GetColumns(columnSchemaCollection);
// The additional columns for this inherited table are found on the in-line in the <sequence> node that follows
// the <extension> node.
if (xmlSchemaComplexContentExtension.Particle is XmlSchemaSequence)
{
// Strongly type the XmlSchemaSequence
XmlSchemaSequence xmlSchemaSequence = xmlSchemaComplexContentExtension.Particle as XmlSchemaSequence;
// Read through the sequence and replace any column from an inherited class with the column in the
// derived class. Also note that the columns are added in alphabetical order to give some amount of
// predictability to the way the parameter lists are constructed when there are several layers of
// inheritance.
foreach (XmlSchemaObject xmlSchemaObject in xmlSchemaSequence.Items)
{
ColumnSchema columnSchema = new ColumnSchema(this.Schema, xmlSchemaObject);
if (columnSchemaCollection.ContainsKey(columnSchema.Name))
{
columnSchemaCollection.Remove(columnSchema.Name);
}
columnSchemaCollection.Add(columnSchema);
}
}
// The Complex Content can also contain attributes that describe columns.
foreach (XmlSchemaAttribute xmlSchemaAttribute in xmlSchemaComplexContentExtension.Attributes)
{
ColumnSchema columnSchema = new ColumnSchema(this.Schema, xmlSchemaAttribute);
if (columnSchemaCollection.ContainsKey(columnSchema.Name))
{
columnSchemaCollection.Remove(columnSchema.Name);
}
columnSchemaCollection.Add(columnSchema);
}
}
}
}
else
{
// This section will parse the simple particle. The particle has no inheritiance to evaluate.
if (xmlSchemaComplexType.Particle is XmlSchemaSequence)
{
// Strongly type the XmlSchemaSequence member.
XmlSchemaSequence xmlSchemaSequence = xmlSchemaComplexType.Particle as XmlSchemaSequence;
// Each XmlSchemaElement on the Particle describes a column.
foreach (XmlSchemaObject xmlSchemaObject in xmlSchemaSequence.Items)
{
ColumnSchema columnSchema = new ColumnSchema(this.Schema, xmlSchemaObject);
if (columnSchemaCollection.ContainsKey(columnSchema.Name))
{
columnSchemaCollection.Remove(columnSchema.Name);
}
columnSchemaCollection.Add(columnSchema);
}
}
}
}
public void Add(TypeSchema classSchema)
{
this.classList.Add(classSchema.Name, classSchema);
}