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- From: Peter Murray-Rust <peter@ursus.demon.co.uk>
- To: "Xml-Dev (E-mail)" <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
- Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 14:45:38
At 12:24 30/05/98, Peter Murray-Rust wrote:
><?xml:namespace name="http://www.xml.org/XSC/some/where" prefix="XSC?>
><!DOCTYPE GREET:greetings SYSTEM "greetings.dtd">
><GREET:greetings xml:lang="fr">
> <XSC:ElementType id="GREET:phrase">
> <XSC:Attribute id="xml:lang">
> <XSC:Type>CDATA</XSC:Type>
> <XSC:Default>en</XSC:Default>
> </XSC:Attribute>
> </XSC:ElementType>
> <GREET:phrase>Hello world!</GREET:phrase>
> <GREET:phrase xml:lang="fr">Bonjour Tristesse</GREET:phrase>
></GREET:greetings>
After I had posted this I thought that I might be getting too ambitious
with this example and I hope that Simon asks us:
"Do we wish to see XSchema fragments in a document instance?"
If we vote 'yes' then there could be a good case for us making them use RDF
syntax, whereas if the XSchema is *external* to the document there is less
case (IMO) for using RDF.
By trying to show how simple XSchemas might be used we shall get a clearer
idea of where our problems lie. Personally I like concrete examples so I
can see how things will work and what problems I'm likely to run into. I
know that not everyone works this way :-) and that others prefer an
abstract formalism.
P.
Peter Murray-Rust, Director Virtual School of Molecular Sciences, domestic
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