URI formats are not supported XSD

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I try to use my xsd file to generate xml file and .NET Object Class
I execute the command on Developer Command Prompt for VS2012.

VB

C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 11.0>xsd.exe /c http://schemas.mo
nster.com/Current/XSD/Job.xsd

But I have an error that I can't solve it : Error: URI formats are not supported.
Help please

Posted 30-Mar-14 8:39am

amiach

Updated 30-Mar-14 8:45am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 30-Mar-14 14:41pm

You may show us your xsd...

amiach 30-Mar-14 14:45pm

the xsd is provided by Monster , I use an API of Monster.com , it is on the link below http://schemas.monster.com/Current/XSD/Job.xsd

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-30T08:45:00

Solution 1

The problem that xsd.exe can't get its input file in URI format. It expects something like C:\...
So download that xsd file to local disk then run xsd.exe no it...

Posted 30-Mar-14 8:45am

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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amiach 30-Mar-14 14:50pm

I already try that , I place the xsd file on the locak disk but this error appears
Error: invalid command line argument: 'C:\Users\DELL\Documents\Visual'.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 30-Mar-14 14:52pm

'C:\Users\DELL\Documents\Visual' - this path has no file on it!
It should be some thing like 'C:\Users\DELL\Documents\Visual\job.xsd'...
It's clearly a simple syntax error...You just have to provide the right path to the file!

amiach 30-Mar-14 14:54pm

C:\Users\DELL\Documents\Visual Studio 2012\Projects\testXML\testXML\job.xsd this is my right path and I try it bit in vain

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 30-Mar-14 14:57pm

As your path has spaces in it do not forget to enclose it in quotes...

amiach 30-Mar-14 15:32pm

It works But an other error , the job.xsd is provided by the API of Monster
Error: Error generating classes for schema 'C:/job.xsd'.
- The element 'http://schemas.monster.com/Monster:RecruiterReference' is missing.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 30-Mar-14 15:39pm

It seems that Job.xsd refernecing other schema definitions. As I see these two files what you need. Download them and put in the same directory as Job.xsd...
http://schemas.monster.com/Current/XSD/Common.xsd
http://schemas.monster.com/Current/XSD/Enumerations.xsd