On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 3:21 AM, Tom Comerford <> wrote:
A validating parser cannot unambiguously determine whether any occurrence of the referenced element satisfies the explicit reference, or the wild-card <xs:any> token. Thus, strict validation of the schema fails.
How come?
Order of elements (unlike attributes) is not arbitrary in XML, so how come that validators cannot determine this. There should be a standard way to check for presence of a number of allowed modules before the wild card starts applying.
If xsd cannot do this, we MUST supply a schema-like mechanism for automatically checking this..
Yves suggested Schematron or NVDL, maybe relax ng?
Dr. David Filip
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