Re: AW: Problem with derivation by restriction with Element

2004-07-09 Thread Sandy Gao
> ... I have problem with "not_allowed_element". You are right about the "not_allowed_element" case. I just fixed it in CVS (which means it'll be in the next release). > Now back to the problem with derivation by restriction and Element. > I am not so fimilar with W3C specs and my english i

AW: Problem with derivation by restriction with Element

2004-07-08 Thread Usorov, Evgeny
o:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 8. Juli 2004 17:16 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: Re: Problem with derivation by restriction with Element The position of W3C is the position of Xerces, unless Xerces has a bug. :-) Carefully following the constraints in section 3.9.6 of the

Re: Problem with derivation by restriction with Element

2004-07-08 Thread Sandy Gao
The position of W3C is the position of Xerces, unless Xerces has a bug. :-) Carefully following the constraints in section 3.9.6 of the schema spec part 1 [1], I believe your example is valid. Note that the sequence around is pointless. [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#cos-particle-rest

Problem with derivation by restriction with Element

2004-07-08 Thread Usorov, Evgeny
Hallo, Waht is the position, point of view of W3C with derivation by restriction of Element? The situation is: I have an schema, that i want to restrict. At one place schema is open and has an Element where Element with maxOccur="unbounded" is defined. I want to define two Elements ("foo" and