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Re: Schema limits and ordering

From: ht@---.--.--.-- (----- -. --------)
To: Stuart Gilbert <Stu@------.------.---->
Date: 6/5/2004 7:31:00 PM
Stuart Gilbert <Stu@B...> writes:

> I've been trying desperately to create a schema that will validate my
> elements in any order inside the root element, while maintaining an
> individual maxOccurs for each of them.

W3C XML Schema cannot enforce such a constraint.

If order doesn't matter, pick an order and enforce it.

Both human authors and machines have no trouble with such discipline,
_and_ it makes the resulting documents easier to read.

ht
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