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Avinash Subramanya <avinashs@aztec.soft.net> writes:
> Thanks for the immediate reply. That's what even I did. But that seems
> to introduce
> some problem wrt xsd:key. I am using MSXML4.0 parser for XmlValidatingReader
> in C#.
>
> The problem:
>
> I have the following element structure:
> <ELEM xsi:type="type1">
> <KEYELEMENT>some content</KEYELEMENT>
> <ELEM>
>
> <ELEM xsi:type="type2">
> <KEYELEMENT>some content</KEYELEMENT>
> <ELEM>
>
> Validation for this goes thru successfully even if KEYELEMENT has
> duplicate values.
>
> A duplicate key error is thrown only if xsi:type for both the <ELEM>
> elements are same.
> i.e an error is throw for the following XML. What could be the reason?
>
> <ELEM xsi:type="type1">
> <KEYELEMENT>some content</KEYELEMENT>
> <ELEM>
>
> <ELEM xsi:type="type1">
> <KEYELEMENT>some content</KEYELEMENT>
> <ELEM>
>
> Here both type1 and type2 are derived from a complextype "type".
> <element name="KEYELEMENT">
> <simpletype>
> <restriction base="string">
> <minlength value="1" />
> </restriction>
> </simpletype>
> </element>
>
> I have a key defined on KEYELEMENT.
Should work if I understand you correctly -- please post the entire
schema (as an attachment).
ht
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