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The interesting thing with W3C's schema language is that since they've taken a more OOP approach, there are many different ways you can write schemas to validate a specific document, it's all up to your style. What I read from the original poster was a schema that would validate the following XML: <ParentNode> <A/> <B/> <A/> <A/> <B/> <A/> <A/> <B/> <B/> <!-- and many more --> </ParentNode> The schema I whipped up would validate that instance. My schema is definately not all inclusive though, as you described. I tend to avoid xsd:choice nodes, as is my style, which was why my first instinct was to have a sequence with optional children. I could have easily done a schema with two optional sequences that had one of each node. Or choice too. It's all up to the schema author to decide which practices he/she wishes to follow. Bryce K. Nielsen SysOnyx, Inc. (www.sysonyx.com) Makers of xmlArchitect, the Smart XML Schema Editor (http://www.sysonyx.com/products/xmlarchitect)
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