.xmlElementBlockSize()
Method checks the content length of an element.
Description of the method
| Description: | xmlElementBlockSize method checks the content length of an element. This lenght includes tags as well as values without pretty printing the XML. |
| Available for: | any |
| Parameters: | - |
| Return type: | integer |
Example
| Context: | PartyIdentification |
| OCL: | self.xmlElementBlockSize() = 17 |
| Description: | The example rule checks the lenght of PartyIdentification content including tags and values. |
The XML snippet below would pass this check.
<Debtor>
<Name>name</Name>
</Debtor>
The following data is taken into account when calculating the length in the above example "<Name>name</Name>". The indentation before the name element as well as the line feed before and after the element are omitted.
Some more examples below:
| <Debtor> <!--comment--> <Name>name</Name> </Debtor> |
xmlElementBlockSize = 31 Comments are included to length. |
| <h:Debtor> <h:Name>name</h:Name> </h:Debtor> |
xmlElementBlockSize = 21 |
Attached you can find example schema and files which you can use for testing:
xmlElementBlockSize-withcomment.xml
xmlElementBlockSize-withnamespaceprefix,xml
Studio_manuals_example_schema.xsd