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"Marty Burns" <burnsmarty@c...> writes:
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> I guess the only minor downsides I see to your redefine method is:
> 1) you would have to look to the schemaLocation attribute in the instance
> file to recognize that the redefinitions occurred.
Yes, or control the schema documents used more explicitly at
validation invocation time . . .
> 2) you would not be able to pick and choose which instances of the code list
> is overridden -- e.g. one instance uses <cl:code>foo</> and another uses
> <customCl:code>foo</>.
Well, to do that you don't redefine, you define your own restriction
in your own namespace, and use xsi:type, i.e.
<cl:code xsi:type="customCL:codeListType">foo</cl:code>
> 3) This is more of a question -- is it possible to redefine several types
> from different namespaces in a single schema file so there would be a single
> incorporation of all changes referenced in the schemaLocation attribute of
> the instance file.
Not directly possible -- if you want exactly one driver schema doc, it
would have to xs:import one redefining schema doc per namespace, and
hope your validator uses the xs:import schemaLoc hints (which they all
do, as far as I know).
> Thanks again for highlighting a promising solution that might be able to
> meet all the UBL requirements.
You're welcome.
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