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• Subject: Re: Multiple include
• From: "PHDB _" <phdb2000@h...>
• Date: Thu, 30 Jan 2003 12:33:10 +0000
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Thks for your answers.
I have another additional question. Is it allowed to have a double include 
between txo schema ?
i.e. A.xsd includes B.xsd and B.xsd includes A.xsd ? Will it create a loop ?

Thks



>It can cause problems and xerces will complain (depending on the version).  
>Note the scenerio you have outlined does not cause a problem until you also 
>include B and or C into A. It is better to avoid this situation by 
>designing so that all schema are included only once.
>
>To do this you will need to create additional 'proxy' schema to do the 
>including for each document level schema you have.
>
>If A needs components from B, C, D, and G
>Then create an additional schema Aa that includes A, B,C,D, and G.
>
>You can do the same thing for B, C and D.
>
>The instance document would then need to point to Aa.


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