Right, "publicKey" must be (explicitly) qualified. But the fundamental
reason isn't because of the "form"attribute, but because the attribute
declaration has a {target namespace}.
So the only thing you need to check is whether the attribute declaration
has a non-null target namespace.
(Note that global attribute declarations also have {target namespace}s,
hence their corresponding attributes in the instance must be explicitly
qualified. But they have nothing to do with "form".)
Hope this helps,,
Sandy Gao
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Stef Epardaud
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Subject: Re: patches to add
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03/25/2003 09:55 SchemaGrammar
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Please respond to
xerces-j-dev
On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 09:39:05AM -0500, Sandy Gao wrote:
> There seems to be some misunderstanding of the meaning of "form". It
> doesn't define how instance documents are validated/serialized. Instead,
it
> defines whether an element/attribute declaration has the same namespace
as
> the target namespace of the schema document.
Sure enough, I can very well be misunderstanding, as I always get lost
in the Schema specs. But a colleague of mine pointed me to this page:
http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0/#QualLocals
(second example of 3.2)
which seems to say that the 'publicKey' must be qualified in the
instance document , even if the namespace would be implicit.
That's my understanding of it, of course, so feel free to enlighten me :)
Thanks.
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