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RE: Two Questions - on XML Schema

• To: "Michael Champion" <michael.champion@h...>, <xml-dev@l...>
• Subject: RE: Two Questions - on XML Schema
• From: "Nathan Young -X \(natyoung - Artizen at Cisco\)" <natyoung@c...>
• Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2006 12:19:10 -0800
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• Thread-topic: Two Questions - on XML Schema

Hi.

> > Oh dear. If the data binding folks are going to be stakeholders
> > in this, we can throw out all hopes of a clean design. They'll
> > mess it up even worse than the relational people did.
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> I think this is an argument for letting Schematron do what it 
> does well, and letting XSD do what it does .... uhh ... 
> sortof tolerably after a couple of beers.

LOL!!!

> That is, whatever 
> databinding contract you get from a schema, get from XSD; if 
> you need path constraints in your actual data contract, do so 
> with Schematron, and if you think you want both you are 
> basically S.O.L.  Vendors and standards orgs should focus on 
> getting them to work together cleanly, not trying to get one 
> to subsume the other.

I heard someone mention (and I can't remember where or when... but it's
not my original idea) the idea of having standards for a validation
warning/error format.  When validation was done on an instance, it would
result in a document snippet that represented the results of that pass
of validation.  Snippets could be concatenated from several validation
steps, and the result would be a coherent report on the validity of the
instance.

Is something along those lines what you mean when you say "getting them
[schematron and XSD] to work together cleanly"?


-------------->Nathan 




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