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>> Is there any other way to allow an element to have subelements in
>> any order, with one of those elements occurring possibly many times?
>> If it isn't possible to express this in XML Schema, that would be good
>> to know too.
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
Hi Bill,
<xs:choice maxOccurs="unbounded">
[elements]
</xs:choice>
Is your only option in XML Schema. In RelaxNG you can use an interleave
to accomplish exactly what you want-- but in XML Schema the xs:all
element is limited exactly as you/Ping have discovered.
All the best,
Jeff Rafter
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