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> The code doesn't have to be part of a library, it could just be > code that manipulates documents coming in from external sources. > The fact is that the combination of xsi:schemaLocation and > xsi:type make it very likely that a type aware application will > come across derived types in instance documents unless these > attributes are specifically mandated against. Understood. I had neglected to factor in the effect of schemaLocation attributes. So depending on the service offered, it may be useful to programatically ignore "helpful" schemaLocation hints and rely solely on a local cache. Section 4.3.2 of the XML Schema Part 1 http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#schema-loc leaves the door open for products to allow this. Thanks for your patience. Michael.
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