When no schema is specified in the edited document, <oXygen/> will try to use one of the default association rules set. It will try to use the association rules in the order presented in the Editor/Default Schema Association pane.
Specifies the namespace of the root element from the association rules set (any by default).
Specifies the local name of the root element (any by default).
Specifies the name of the file (any by default).
Specifies the type of schema to be used in the association rules for the document.
Specifies the location from where to load the schema to be
used in the current association rule. The macro ${frameworks}
can be used and it will be expanded to the path of the
subdirectory frameworks
of the
<oXygen/> installation directory.
Opens a new dialog allowing you to specify a new association rule.
Opens a new dialog allowing you to edit an existing association rule.
Deletes one of the existing association rule.
Moves the selected association rule one level up (the order is important because the first schema mapping in the list that can be associated with the document will be associated.
Moves the selected association rule one level down.