I also wonder why anyone wants to use inline schemas. If it's for creating a
PSVI, then fine; but if it's for validation, then what's the point? As a
document recipient, I want the document to be valid against a schema of my
choice, not against any old schema that the sender happens to choose.

Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/ 

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> Michael Sperberg-McQueen writes:
> 
> > 3 Normally, one would want to use inline schemas on just the 
> > payload, not on the entire XML document.
> 
> Yes.  Crucially, in case it's not obvious, the alternative 
> would be to 
> have the schema validating itself along with the rest of the 
> document, 
> since you've asked to have the schema in the element tree.
> 
> In the case of DTDs, XML gives you a place to put the internal subset 
> that's distinct from the element tree.  Unfortunately, XML is not 
> currently extensible in a way that would allow you to put an 
> XML Schema 
> (or RelaxNG or Schematron schema) as a true replacement for the DTD.
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