Hi,
I
have some queries regarding the XMLValue notation in an XMLValueAssignment.
The XML Single Tag is used in XMLTypedValue. The cases where the
XML Single Tag is used to represents value are not to be considered. For
e.g. the following is very much valid in ASN.1 (2002) -
null-value ::= <NULL/>
But is usage of a similar notation for say sequence value
permitted?
Sequence ::= SEQUENCE
{
a INTEGER { zero(0), two(2), four(4), six(6), eight(8)
},
c NumericString OPTIONAL
}
seq-val
::=
<Sequence>
<a><four/></a>
<c/>
</Sequence>
In my understanding the above is not permitted as such by the grammar of
XMLSequenceValue as per X.680 (07/2002). But I find the same being supportedby
some tools. In my understanding this is non-conformance to the 2002
standard, or an extension provided to the standard. I would like to have a
conformation on the above. Is the above sequence value permitted as part of the
2002 standard? Thanking you.
Yours Sincerely
Ramaswamy R
Member Technical Staff
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