Element Identifier (‘is a Biztalk keyword’) error.

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    • February 14, 2006 at 12:53 PM #12897
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        I was creating an assembly with a schema that must adhere to a ‘National Standard’ schema on a particular industry and in the schema they use ‘XXX.Organization’ element name (eg. <XXX.Organization />) in where XXX is what ever and not important for this discussion, still the ‘dot’ Organization was pickt-up by Biztalk as a keyword and don’t allow the ‘compilation’ of the project. The presented sample is not the only one, in the schema they are quite some others that are also consider Biztalk keywords.

        Comments, notes or ideas on working with the above presented issue are welcome.

      • February 15, 2006 at 6:29 PM #12898
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          Wow, I was shocked the \”.\” is even a legal character in XML.

          I created an XML file like this:

          <?xml version=\”1.0\”?>
          <book>
          <my.title>test</my.title>
          </book>

          and it shows up as well formed and I can even run Xpath in Stylus Studio.

          I think the real issue is that Biztalk is C# centric, and the \”.\” is a problem with C# (separates object names and method/property names).

          I don’t know if there is a get-around.

          Neal Walters
          http://Biztalk-Training.com

          • February 14, 2006 at 3:02 PM #12899
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              The . is used within xpath for BT to understand namespaces. You will have to use any other symbol for your purpose leaving out the following ( \”, /, .).

              Hope this helps.

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