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What error message are you getting? (I'm thinking the issue might be
non-determinism)
Kind Regards,
Joe Chiusano
Booz | Allen | Hamilton
Strategy and Technology Consultants to the World
> "James, David" wrote:
>
> I am looking at the possibility of using xml schema to define data
> interchange between organisations and as a means of validating the
> content of the xml data. Due to my limited knowledge of schema
> structures (and my inability to interpret part of the w3c primer) I
> cannot get a complexType element to pass the schema syntax check using
> the XSV validator.
>
> I want to define a complexType element that always first contains a
> particular simpleType element, followed by one or more of a number of
> other simpleType elements. I have tried using a combination of
> <sequence> and <all> but without success. Typical entries within the
> xml file might be:
>
> <modify>
>
> <tagname>FT123<\tagname>
>
> <lowscale>0.0</lowscale>
>
> </modify>
>
> <modify>
>
> <tagname>LT345</tagname>
>
> <hiscale>200.0</hiscale>
>
> <hialarm>190.0</hialarm>
>
> </modify>
>
> In this case, the element <tagname> must always be present but a range
> of parameters associated with that tagname could be modified. I can
> define the simpleType elements, including their restrictions, and
> define complexType elements for adding and deleting tags but can
> anyone point me in the right direction for defining the above
> structure in my schema?
>
> David James
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Kind Regards,
Joseph Chiusano
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Booz | Allen | Hamilton
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