Pierre, can you please clarify the point of your question?
"Bryce K. Nielsen" wrote:
>
> > <Quote>
> > practically, from the instances creator point of view (the one that
> > write an instance), is it differing so much with the following ?
> >
> > <time-complex><hour>14</hour><min>59</min></time>
> >
> > <time-simple>14:59</time>
> > </Quote>
> >
> > Yes it is, and necessarily so. The xsi:type value is needed so that the
> > schema processor knows which of the types is being used at runtime.
> >
>
> I think you're missing his point, being that rather than making the end user
> include xsi:type, if he just defines a "time-complex" and a "time-simple"
> element in his schema, the end user now only has to choose which element to
> use (schema stuff can be confusing to end users, so I agree that whenever
> you can exclude them from your instance docs, you should).
>
> Bryce K. Nielsen
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