Joseph Kesselman/CAM/Lotus wrote:
>>I don't think so... my understanding of DOM AS is that it's an
>>abstraction of generic schemas for the purpose of editing XML documents
>
>
> The proposed DOM Abstract Schema APIs support _both_ modes of operation --
> simple can-this-go-here and full view of the schema model -- though both
> are independently optional. (At least that was true when I was involved in
> editing that chapter, many moons ago...)
But it's a generic view which doesn't expose the PSVI but rather a
common subset of different schema languages (DTDs and W3C XML Schema).
A couple of examples, unless I have missed something, for a simple type
for instance, you can only get the built in type... I have not seen
anything about the xs:key table either
Eric
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