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Why Use anyURI
- From: "Heitke.Chris" <Chris.Heitke@ftb.ca.gov>
- To: <xml-dev@lists.xml.org>
- Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2010 17:35:33 -0700
I have been asked what data type should be used for a
website address element in a schema?
At first I thought the anyURI type would be appropriate. Maybe
would insure the data is valid address. Whereas the string type might not…
problem is, validation tests show that the anyURI type allows virtually
anything, just like the string type… So why use anyURI as a base data
type? It does not appear to provide any greater assurance that the data will be
better qualified than what would be gotten from a string?
Christopher A. Heitke
State
of California, FTB
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