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[Bug 5272] Can a data element contain more than one document ?

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Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2007 16:18:53 +0000
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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5272





------- Comment #5 from popescu@ca.ibm.com  2007-11-22 16:18 -------
correction to changes described in comment #4


Changes for review:

- Non-Normative section, Section 4

1. Pseudo schema notation : updated comments to read
     <data>
       xs:any <!—At most one definition document goes here>
     </data>

     <data>
       xs:any<!—At most one instance document goes here>
     </data>

2. Below this schema, replaced :

Every document in the interchange set appears as content of a document element
[...]
with
Every document in the interchange set appears as content of a document
element [...] There can be at most one embedded document contained by a
document/data element.

- Normative section, 5.2 SML-IF Documents :

Replaced:
Each definition document in the interchange set MUST appear as a child of a
model/definitions/document element.
with:
Each definition document in the interchange set MUST appear as a child of a
model/definitions/document element. There can be at most one definition
document embedded in each model/definitions/document/data element. 

Replaced:
Each instance document in the interchange set MUST appear as a child of a
model/instances/document element.
with:
Each instance document in the interchange set MUST appear as a child of a
model/instances/document element. There can be at most one instance document
embedded in each model/definitions/document/data element.  
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