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Re: Interesting pair of comments (was Re: Schema Ex


Re:  Interesting pair of comments (was Re:   Schema Ex
Original Message From: "Elliotte Harold"
> Paul Downey wrote:
>
>> Which I think, proves my point. Whilst I agree that mixed content is
>> core - from my perspective it's what XML is all about, but for many
>> people serialising their data, it's a nuisance and definitely not as
>> core as xsi:nill.
>
> The difference is that mixed content is  core part of XML itself. xsi:nil 
> is only relevant in the context of one particular schema language.
>

Mixed is a core feature that XML supports, but does that mean you have to 
make use of it as a core feature for an application specific XML syntax 
specification language (e.g. a data oriented schema profile)?

Pete.
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