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Re: schema issue

From: "TOUDIdel" <toudidel@----.-->
To: NULL
Date: 5/17/2008 11:09:00 AM


Uzytkownik "Joe Fawcett" <joefawcett@n...> napisal w wiadomosci 
news:6C419E56-151C-40E7-BD9E-F1C42F820F0C@m......
> Seems to explain it.

Thx for confirmation my supposition.
Don't you consider it is very interesting schema issue following many 
different xml documents which every would be valid against the same schema. 
That document may have e.g. 20 B or even 20 MB.
Example:

<xs:schema ...>
    <xs:element name="rootElement"/>
</xs:schema>

rootElement hasn't data type reference so it can contains both empty string 
or freely length string or even big document fragment. Result would be the 
same: element's content won't be validated.

That phenomenon permits for "light" schema allowing any content data and 
document always will be valid with schema. Of course better not to abuse 
that fact :)

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