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Re: Schema limits and ordering

From: Stuart Gilbert <Stu@------.------.---->
To: xmlschema-dev@--.---
Date: 6/5/2004 10:03:00 PM
Dean Hiller wrote:

>I personally like unordered.  For the xml to object tools, it more closely
>matches a one to one relationship.  Notice, the set methods on objects or
>beans don't need to be set in any particular order.  Of course this is only
>one use case, and I know of others where I prefer to have order.  It is
>something that would be nice to be optional.
>thanks,
>dean
>  
>

I'd like to keep the elements unordered, but I also want to write the 
validation with a Schema. Since this Schema will only be used to 
validate documents, and order won't matter in the document normally I 
could probably perform some kind of XSLT on the document before I 
validate it with the schema, that way I can ensure the elements are in 
an order that the Schema is expecting.

Not really ideal, but possibly the easiest way I can think of to do what 
I want to do.

From noah_mendelsohn@u...  Mon Jun  7 10:30:


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