> Since the types of the Street, Country and PostalCode elements is
> xs:anyType meaning they can have any content I'm assuming Rich means
> that there isn't enough information there to do much processing with.
Exactly.
Based on his most recent note, I think Simon et al agree with Tyler.
When XML folks use "data model" they meen round-tripping between native
data types and XML. Tyler's viewing it more abstractly (no surprise, no
that UML is mentioned :), and therefore really means "syntax" in XML-speak.
/r$
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