RE: Issues with latest working draft (May 10, 2006) SCXML.xsd schema.

Thank you for your comments.  Most of the issues look like
straightforward bugs which we will address in the next public draft.
The issue of using <assign> with  array elements may take longer to
resolve since the data model is the least well defined part of the
specification.  

 

- Jim

 

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From: www-voice-request@w3.org [mailto:www-voice-request@w3.org] On
Behalf Of Lyndel McGee
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 11:55 AM
To: www-voice@w3.org
Subject: Issues with latest working draft (May 10, 2006) SCXML.xsd
schema.

 

The following issue are present in the latest WD scxml.xsd.

1. <initial> still calls out a 'src' attribute which is not present in
the specification.
2. <transition> target attribute cast as xsd:IDREF which, in theory
could break templates as examples in specification allow transition out
of template to <state> not contained in template document.
3. <target> still present in schema - Should be removed.
4. <cancel> reference missing from definition of 'executablecontent'
group.
5. <assign> attribute 'location' typed as xsd:Name. As a result of this,
one cannot assign array elements such using location="a[0][1]". Changing
type to xsd:string would solve this issue.
6. <else> incorrectly calls out a body of type "executablecontent".
<else/> has no body.
7. For simpletype 'targettype', the enumeration does not include 'vxml'
or 'ccxml' as called out in section 5.1.1 of specification.

 

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Lyndel McGee

SENIOR STAFF ENGINEER
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
INTERVOICE, INC.


lyndel.mcgee@intervoice.com 

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