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RE: Schema-aware processors - W3C schemas only?

Subject: RE: Schema-aware processors - W3C schemas only?
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 29 Feb 2004 00:10:20 GMT
xalan import schemas
> It also has to support the xsl:import-schema declaration and
yes but it can support it with a null set of supported URI's can't it?

>  and the validate
if there are no complex types in the static context (as no xsd has been
read in) then validation is pretty much a no-op isn't it? (or rather
comes down to essentially checking that the character cintent is
castable to a specified simple type)

> and type attributes. 
Again if there are no complex types around and only primitive xsd simple
types I don't see why this requires XSD validation.

In otherwords is it really clear that a system that accepts a data model
with elements annotated with atomic xsd types such as xsd:double...
coming from some source other than xsd validation can not claim
conformance by supporting schema import with an empty set of available
xsd schema?


David

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