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Kenny wrote:
> Is there some way to CDATA an element in an XSD?
I'm not sure what you mean. If you're referring to <![[CDATA]]>
sections, that's entirely an instance-document feature, as an
alternative to escaping individual characters; it can't be required *or*
forbidden by the schema.
There is no way to make an element be interpreted as if it was
implicitly a <![[CDATA]]> section.
> I'm having an incredibly hard time finding a solution.
Probably because you're trying to do the wrong thing. XML is XML. You
need to respect XML syntax or it isn't XML. That may mean restating the
problem.
Rather than jump to a possibly inappropriate solution, why not tell us
what your real problem is, so we can tell you how we'd solve it?
--
Joe Kesselman / Beware the fury of a patient man. -- John Dryden
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