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When should an element or type be declared global versus when should it be declared local? <xsd:element name="Book"> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element name="Title" type="xsd:string"/> <xsd:element name="Author" type="xsd:string"/> . The Venetian Blind design espouses these guidelines .
A xs:complexType provides the definition for an XML Element, it's specifies which element and attributes are permitted and the rules regarding where they can appear and how many times. They can be used inplace within an element definition or named and defined globally (but more about
20 Nov 2002 I've altered some of Kohsuke's original guidelines: Do use element declarations, attribute groups, model groups, and simple types. Do use XML namespaces as much as possible. Learn the correct way to use them. Do not try to be a master of XML Schema. It would take months. Do not use complex types
7 Nov 2009 XML Schema naming standards should include rules for casing and naming of elements, among others. XML elements and attributes are typically named using lowerCamelCase, while types are typically named using PascalCase (or UpperCamelCase). These naming conventions can also specify standard
Common Naming Rules. 3.1.1. Unique Elements and Types Naming Rule. 3.1.2. Elements, Attributes and Types Naming Structure. 3.1.3. Singular Form of Names. 3.1.4. Connecting Words. 3.1.5. Characters Permitted in Names. 3.2. Language Options. 3.2.1. Arabic /English Naming Options. 3.2.2. XML Schema Language.
It is often confusing when to use an element as opposed to using an attribute within your XML Schema. others would say that attributes are used for small pieces of data such as an order id, but really it is personal taste with no hard and fast rules as to when
Meta requirements for XML schemas . .. When designing an XML schema you should constrain the values for all the elements and attributes that the application Every type defined in an XML schema that is the content type of an attribute or an element should be defined globally (i.e., at the top level in the Schema). Types.
XML Standards Reference XML Schemas (XSD) Reference XML Schema Elements. XML Schema Elements <xsd:attribute> Element All attributes are declared as simple types. What is an Attribute? Simple elements cannot have attributes. If an element has attributes, it is considered to be of a complex type. But the attribute itself is always declared as a simple type. How to Define an Attribute? The syntax for defining an attribute is: <xs:attribute name="xxx"
25 Oct 2004 Version: 1.3. XML Schema Design Guidelines. Date: 25 Oct 2004. MedBiquitous Consortium, 2004. Page 8. Example: <xsd:schema>. <xsd:element name="Husband" type="xsd:string"/>. <xsd:element name="Wife" type="xsd:string"/>. <xsd:element name="Couple">. <xsd:complexType>. <xsd:sequence>.
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