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   Re: [xml-dev] Non-schema approach to web service design: comments?

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What I meant was something like
<xs:attribute name="Type" fixed="URI_FOR_YOUR_ALGO" />


--- bryan rasmussen <rasmussen.bryan@gmail.com> wrote:

> > But thinking a little further, I think even
> functional
> > constraints can be embedded in the XSD - for
> example,
> > you state that you expect a specific attribute to
> have
> > a specific value on the element you want to put
> this
> > constraint on. In such design, the attribute value
> can
> > be a URI that stands for the particular algorithm
> -
> > like checksum. The party creating the data then
> > understands that URI and accordingly generates the
> > data.
> I'm not exactly sure if I follow your suggestion, if
> you had an example...
> at any rate what I was trying to describe was the
> need to do
> validation of the content of an attribute dependent
> on the value of
> another attribute on the same element. The kind of
> context dependent
> validation that schematron excels at.
> 
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