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>I define element wihout certaint type declaration (there aren't type 
>attribute, complex or simple type child):
> e.g.
>        <xs:element name="invoice"/>
> MSXML doesn't report any errors when that element contains some text 
> content.
> I believe to MSXML but I cant find in specification why is it possible and 
> correct?


http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#declare-element

"An <element> with no referenced or included type definition will correspond 
to an element declaration which has the same type definition as the head of 
its substitution group if it identifies one, otherwise the .ur-type 
definition.. This has the important consequence that the minimum valid 
element declaration, that is, one with only a name attribute and no 
contents, is also (nearly) the most general, validating any combination of 
text and element content and allowing any attributes, and providing for 
recursive validation where possible."

Does it explains an issue?
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