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Alternative tags in element?

From: Paul Steckler <Paul.Steckler@-----.---.-->
To: "xmlschema-dev@--.---" <-------------@--.--->
Date: 5/1/2009 8:07:00 AM
Hi,

  I've just started working with XML Schema, so please forgive me if the an=
swer to 
my question is obvious. 

  I want to create an element, say "Foo" that contains a sequence of elemen=
ts which 
have different tags, say "Bar" and "Glob".  So these would be legal:

   <Foo><Glob/><Bar/></Foo>

  <Foo><Bar/><Glob/></Foo>

  <Foo><Bar/><Glob/><Bar/></Foo>

In the complexType for Foo elements, can you specify that it contains a seq=
uence 
of alternative elements, in arbitrary order?  Or do I have to create a wrap=
per element 
for the alternatives and place them in a union?

Any help welcome ...

-- Paul
--
Paul Steckler
National ICT Australia
paul DOT steckler AT nicta.com.au=


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