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Re: choice, sequence, all: 'easy' XML Schema question

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• Subject: Re: choice, sequence, all: 'easy' XML Schema question
• From: Ronald Bourret <rpbourret@r...>
• Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2005 09:51:36 -0800
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Henry S. Thompson wrote:

> It also seems likely to arise from a confusion between domain
> modelling with document design

For better or worse, these two now seem hopelessly confused.

Every time I hear somebody say, "Design in UML and generate your (XML, 
database, object, ...) schemas from UML," the response is a blank look 
followed by a request for a tool to generate database schemas, classes, 
Web services, etc. from XML Schemas. The tool writers (me included) have 
been only too happy to comply.

-- Ron

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