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RE: Deterministic content models???

• To: "Andrew Dubinsky" <andy@e...>,"Robin LaFontaine" <robin.lafontaine@d...>,<xml-dev@l...>
• Subject: RE: Deterministic content models???
• From: "Dare Obasanjo" <dareo@m...>
• Date: Wed, 7 Aug 2002 08:36:48 -0700
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• Thread-topic: Deterministic content models???

Andrew sent me the files off list and it turns out that the first error message was being caused by the ambiguity in the DATA elements in SMARTDOC which a few other on this list have pointed out. However besides those errors there is an acknowledged bug[0] in our .NET XML parser which prevents validation. 
 
[0] http://bitworking.org/2002/07/02.html#a237

	-----Original Message----- 
	From: Andrew Dubinsky [mailto:andy@e...] 
	Sent: Wed 8/7/2002 6:33 AM 
	To: 'Robin LaFontaine'; xml-dev@l... 
	Cc: 
	Subject: RE:  Deterministic content models???
	
	


	The error was generated by .NET's xml reader. Document opens and
	validates in Oxygen 1.2 and was written in XmlSpy. Seems like an MS
	issue (would not surprise me), but strange in the interpretation.
	
	I will check if it's the parens. All in all, seems like MS' parser is
	broke.
	
	Andrew Dubinsky
	
	>
	> <!ELEMENT SMART_DOCUMENT (HEADER , DATA , VIEW* , AUDIT_TRAIL
	> , SIGNATURES?)> <!ELEMENT DATA (MAIN , MAP? , CUSTOM?)>
	>
	> which I believe is OK. I can only suggest it is due to the () being
	> wrongly interpreted somewhere. Where are you getting this error
	> message?
	>
	> Robin La Fontaine
	>
	> At 4:19 pm -0500 6/8/02, Andrew Dubinsky wrote:
	> >I received the following error when I parse an xml document:
	> >
	
	
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