Originally posted by: johnxp

Hi, is there any changes done in WTX 9.0 regarding the map's working folder.

Previously in WTX8.3, below the rule was working fine, however, after upgrading to 9.0, it's throwing unable to find xsd file error.

Xsd file is placed in the same folder as the map.

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=IF( xmllib->VALIDATEEX(PACKAGE(ISO_PAIN001), "urn:iso:std:iso:20022:tech:xsd:pain.001.001.03 pain.001.001.03.xsd", "d:\Test\xmlerror.log") != 0,
        "NO",
        "YES" )

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Originally posted by: johnxp

And how about this? If I choose Schema Validation, where should I put the xsd file if resource alias cannot be used in Metadata?

Originally posted by: GertieKearney

Hi,

Have you tried to remove the .mtx file from the map folder ?.

The following technote has details.

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21662456

Recommendation to remove .MTX after a WTX upgrade, prior to opening maps
It is recommended to remove any .MTX files, prior to opening a map source file, following an upgrade of the IBM WebSphere TX Design Studio installation (be that via a patch, Service Pack or a full version install).

Symptom    Random failure results may be possible if the .MTX file (which was generated with a previous version of the Design Studio) is not removed.
   
Cause    The initial map open process fully parses and validates the schema and creates a read-only, intermediary native schema type tree (.mtx) file. Subsequent open processes retrieve the WebSphere Transformation Extender-specific information that is stored in the cached .mtx file, similar to retrieving the information from a type tree (.mtt) file. Retrieving the information from the cached .mtx file is designed to improve the response time for opening maps that reference an XML Schema.  Certain structural changes of MTX file between versions, may cause incompatibilities.

Gertie.

Originally posted by: PaulBrettIBM

You might also want to look at this document:

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27047406

...and specifically, the section about changed behaviour, which can be controlled with the DTX_CHDIR variable.

Thank-you.

Paul

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Originally posted by: PaulBrettIBM

You would also want to review this:

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1PI62284

...and perhaps carefully consider your use of the variable..

Thank-you.

Paul

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