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modelling the business rule "at least one of the elements"
- From: "Joselito D. Moreno" <joenmoreno@gmail.com>
- To: xml-dev@lists.xml.org
- Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2006 14:59:35 -0600
Hi,
I'm struggling with designing an XML Schema that has a conditional
part to it. Here's my issue:
I would like to represent data, let's call it "parent" which can
contain "at least" one of 3 elements ("child1", "anotherchild", and
"yetanotherchild")
For example, this would be a valid "parent" element:
<parent>
<child1>value of child 1</child1>
<anotherchild>value of anotherchild</anotherchild>
<yetanotherchild>value of yetanotherchild</yetanotherchild>
</parent>
This would be a valid "parent" element:
<parent>
<anotherchild>value of anotherchild</anotherchild>
</parent>
This would be a valid "parent" element:
<parent>
<child1>value of child 1</child1>
<yetanotherchild>value of yetanotherchild</yetanotherchild>
</parent>
This would be a INVALID "parent" element because there should be at
least one of the child elements:
<parent>
</parent>
This would be a INVALID "parent" element because the parent element
can only contain at most 1 occurence of each kind of child element.
<parent>
<child1>value of child 1</child1>
<yetanotherchild>value of yetanotherchild</yetanotherchild>
<yetanotherchild>value of yetanotherchild</yetanotherchild>
</parent>
Thanks in advance,
Joen Moreno
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