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Re: Internal subset equivalent in new schema proposals?

  • From: Jarle Stabell <jarle.stabell@d...>
  • To: xml-dev@i...
  • Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1998 21:02:59 +0100

internal schema
Don Park wrote:

>A simple question: does any of the new schema proposals have something
>equivalent to internal subset?  In other words, does DCD, XML Schema,
>XML-Data, RDF Schema, or XSchema allow schema to be placed in the same file
>as data?

Related question:

Instead of an internal subset B of an external schema A, would it be better
to make B also an external schema "inheriting" A in some way?
(For general processing, stylesheets, reuse etc, wouldn't it be best to
externalize as much as possible?)


Cheers,

Jarle Stabell
Digital Logikk AS


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