The only reason I ask is that i use xsd.exe to generate some c# classes that turn the xml files in to c# class objects and the xml isn't validating against the xsds.
It only appears to be minor things, such as the xsd using the 2005-03 namespace and the xml using the 2005 namespace
Thanks
Michael
On 05/05/06,
Hywel Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm sorry to report that our TV-Anytime server didn't have a good day today
and appears to have suffered damage due to the computer room's air
conditioners failing overnight. I'm currently nursing it back to health,
but it has a way to go yet.
In the mean time, I've published a data set that's been generated by a
different server. This does mean however that there are a few differences
compared to the normal data files.
This database stores 5 days of past data that can be ignored as well as 7
days into the future.
It's also compliant with the latest 1.3.1 specification which means that
the changes I outlined at the beginning of the week that would start next
Tuesday have appeared in today's data set.
One other temporary problem that will only be seen in today's data is that
all the files for the 13th contain no valid data. This is a temporary
anomaly and won't appear in future files.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience caused - there may be some disruption over
the weekend but I hope it'll be back running smoothly by Monday.
The good news is that this outage hasn't affected the newly launched Web
based API service.
Hywel
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