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I wrote a few minute ago - "Well, remember, the way it is now, you ***will*** get a PSVI even with no-schema processing. It's just that all the types will be xs:anyType or xs:anySimpleType, and all the validation flags will be set to "not validated". " I wonder how we will be able to feed a DOM document to XPATH/XSLT using current DOMs. They won't have the PSVI, and even if they do it will be some proprietary form for some time, I would think. Or is the XPATH processor supposed to add? I have been assuming that the default PSVI would be added after parsing by the XPATH processor when it builds its own internal DOM, but since the DOM won't be parsed, what is the concept of operations for reading DOM source trees? Cheers, Tom P
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