Cart
|
Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Defining List and Union simpleTypes in the Tree View Defining List and Union simpleTypes in the Tree View
Sometimes you need to define a simpleType for a sequence of atomic types. In a
In the Tree view, to define a list or union simple type:
1. Click the node you want to define the
list or
union type for.
2. In the left tool bar, click
New simpleType
. Stylus Studio displays an empty simpleType field as the last child of the node you selected.
3. Type a name for the new simpleType and press Enter.
4. In the left tool bar, click
New Aggregator
. Stylus Studio displays a pop-up menu with two choices.
5. Double-click
list or
union.
6. Define the atomic simpleType of the elements or attributes that are instances of the
list or
union type. See
Defining simpleTypes in XML Schemas.
7. If you are defining a
list type you are done. If you are defining a
union type, click the
union node and define another atomic simpleType that can be in the union. Perform this step for each type in the union.
|
Learn XQuery in 10 Minutes, by Dr. Michael Kay - An XQuery Tutorial
Learn XQuery in 10 Minutes By Dr. Michael Kay is for all those people who really want to know what XQuery is, but don't have the time to find out. It's the fastest XQuery tutorial on the planet - read it now!
Using DTD in Java Applications
Learn how to validate XML documents using industry-standard DTD's from within your Java applications using Java DTD components including Apache Xerces and XSV.
XML Programming
Simplify XML Programming with Stylus Studio's XML Pipeline, a powerful tool for modeling, programming, debugging and deploying complete XML programs.
Mail, Package & Freight Delivery
Want to know what mail, package & freight delivery companies are shipping away there XML woes? Now you can! Check out these top mail, package & freight delivery companies that are packaged with the power of Stylus Studio.
