Hello Monks,

we are using XML::Compile::WSDL11 to compile our schema, and trying to send a message to a webservice. The Message Header has a dateTime parameter (xs:dateTime) that has a pattern .+T.+Z.

We tried setting this parameter to "2006-10-06T00:23:02Z" but got error error: string `2006-10-06T00:23:02Z' does not match pattern `.+T.+Z'

our XSD for this parameter is: 
<xs:simpleType name='DateTimeWithTimezoneInfo'>
    <xs:annotation>
      <xs:documentation>Designates a date/time stamp in UTC format. Th
+e following formats are accepted: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ or YYYY-MM-DDT
+hh:mm:ss.xxxZ
                Where :
                 - YYYY indicates the year
                 - MM indicates the month
                 - DD indicates the day
                 - T is a fixed character, indicating the time section
                 - hh indicates the hour, zero pre-pended
                 - mm indicates the minute, zero pre-pended
                 - ss indicates the second, zero pre-pended
                 - xxx indicates the millisecond, zero pre-pended
                 - Z is a fixed character, indicating UTC time zone</x
+s:documentation>
    </xs:annotation>
    <xs:restriction base='xs:dateTime'>
      <xs:pattern value='.+T.+Z'/>
    </xs:restriction>
  </xs:simpleType>

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using print $wsdl->explain we get the following example for this parameter 
    # is a xs:dateTime
    # Pattern: .+T.+Z
    dateTimeStamp => "2006-10-06T00:23:02Z"

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Any tips? Thank you.

In reply to xml dateTime format pattern violation when using DateTime::Format::XSD by dlinetsk

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