The constants you mention are used as URL referring to the schema’s which I supplied in my .war file, so I can be sure the schema’s can be found.
The constants are defined as Strings with the following values:
http://myserver:8080/my-web-app/schemas/soapenc.xml
http://myserver:8080/my-web-app/schemas/soapenv.xml
http://myserver:8080/my-web-app/schemas/my-stuf.xsd

(The part ‘http://myserver:8080/my-web-app/’ are configured by a property file so you can set them per server/deployment)

Aout your other question: I did not have to define the SOAP schema’s in my own schema. I can not think of a reason why I should, to be honest. So I would say, try it without it and if this works, it’s okay, right?

I hope this helps.

Did you save the schemata from http://www.w3.org/2001/06/soap-envelope and http://www.w3.org/2001/06/soap-encoding locally as xsd files and used StreamSource with InputSource ?

Also, I was told that I need to define the SOAP Envelope and SOAP Encoding schemata in my XSD file, which was giving me errors when defining. So I was wondering if you had to do that in your XSD_MY_STUF?

Thanks again for your help

If not, can you please explain in more detail what you need so I can see if, and how, I may help you.

final StreamSource sSoapEnv = new StreamSource(MY_XML_CONSTANTS.XSD_SOAP_ENVELOPE);

final StreamSource sSoapenc = new StreamSource(MY_XML_CONSTANTS.XSD_SOAP_ENCODING);

final StreamSource sMyStuf = new StreamSource(MY_XML_CONSTANTS.XSD_MY_STUF);

Thank you very much