Examples of XSTypeDefinition

     * Test if the given typed value is in the right partition of the XSD type space.
     * If this test passes then if the typed value has a legal lexical form for
     * this type then it is a legal instance.
     */
    public boolean isBaseTypeCompatible(LiteralLabel lit) {
        XSTypeDefinition base = getFoundingType();
        RDFDatatype litDT = lit.getDatatype();
        if (litDT instanceof XSDDatatype) {
            XSTypeDefinition litBase = ((XSDDatatype)litDT).getFoundingType();
            return base.equals(litBase);


        } else if (litDT == null && lit.language().equals("")) {
            // Special RDF case, a plain literal is type compatible with and xsd:string-based type
            return base.equals(XSDstring.typeDeclaration);

Examples of org.apache.xerces.xs.XSTypeDefinition


    /**
     * Return the most specific type below xsd:anySimpleType that this type is derived from.
     */
    private XSTypeDefinition getFoundingType() {
        XSTypeDefinition founding = typeDeclaration;
        XSTypeDefinition parent = founding.getBaseType();
        while (parent.getBaseType() != null) {
            founding = parent;
            parent = founding.getBaseType();
        }
        return founding;
    }

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