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Try using xsd:all in your WXS.
Example:
http://www.zvon.org/xxl/XMLSchemaTutorial/Output/ser_simpleContent_st3.html
Order is important in apps where one element must precede another
because of some dependency on the previous value when processing as
a stream.
- Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: Wadsworth, Geoffrey [mailto:GWadsworth@thedoctors.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 1:11 PM
To: 'xml-dev@lists.xml.org'
Subject: [xml-dev] Curious XML Validation issue.
I have defined a schema for an import business document. The process that is
producing the xml that the schema is validating is producing a useable xml
document. It does not validate because the some of the nodes are in a
different order.
Example:
<PAY_PLAN>
<INSTALLMENT>
<INSTALLMENT_NUM>1</INSTALLMENT_NUM>
<INSTALLMENT_DESCR>1 of
4</INSTALLMENT_DESCR>
<DUE_DATE>12/28/02</DUE_DATE>
<PREMIUM_AMT/>
<PAST_DUE_AMT/>
<TOTAL_AMT/>
</INSTALLMENT>
<PAY_PLAN_TYPE_CODE>CUSTOM</PAY_PLAN_TYPE_CODE>
<REMITTANCE_DESCR>1 of 4</REMITTANCE_DESCR>
<NUM_OF_PAYMENTS_QTY>1 of 4</NUM_OF_PAYMENTS_QTY>
<PLAN_PREMIUM_AMT/>
<PLAN_PAST_DUE_AMT/>
<PLAN_TOTAL_AMT/>
</PAY_PLAN>
The above is what is being sent. The schema complains because the
<PAY_PLAN_TYPE_CODE> & <REMITTANCE_DESCR> nodes are defined as being before
the <INSTALLMENT> node. This puzzles me because the order of the nodes under
doesn't matter when I am accessing the data but the schema complains anyway.
I am doing the validation in VB using MSXML4. Is there a way for the schema
to ignore the order? I would also be curious as to why the schema even cares
about the order.
Thanks,
Geoff
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