Defining simpleTypes in XML Schemas

Many simpleTypes, such as string and integer, are built in to an XML Schema. You can define your own simpleType by restricting the range of values provided by a built-in simpleType. You can also define simpleTypes that are derived from the simpleTypes you define.

This section covers the following topics:

About simpleTypes in XML Schemas

Examples of simpleTypes in an XML Schema

Defining a simpleType in the Diagram View

Defining a simpleType in the Tree View

About Facet Types for simpleTypes

Defining List and Union simpleTypes in the Tree View

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Transforming Non-XML Documents with XML Tools

Validate XML Using XSD

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