No, you have gotten the right of it.
It is a “funny” type of attribute, in that an obj can have an infinite number of them.
Let me meditate on that, as my first impulse was to make an attribute as well.
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Subject: RE: [obix] Groups - obix-v1_1_WD31.xsd uploaded
Toby-
It looks like you’ve defined “Ts” as a Type, analogous to Real, Bool, etc. My understanding was that ‘ts’ was an attribute that could be applied to <obj> elements,
to identify that they were a tag from a tag dictionary:
i.e.,
<obj name=”tagname” ts=”tagdict”/>
not
<Ts name=”tagname”>
Am I misreading the xsd file?
Craig
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Subject: [obix] Groups - obix-v1_1_WD31.xsd uploaded
Document Name:
obix-v1_1_WD31.xsd
Description
ts added as a new object type per this morning's meeting. Namespace changed
to /201410/
Please look at and make sure correct
tc
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Submitter: Toby Considine
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Date submitted: 2014-09-18 10:49:15
