> I think I'd prefer to see a "soapenc:type" attribute with > similar semantics to xsi:type, except that it is limited to > validating the content, not the element and its content. This > seems simpler than creating wrappers. Could be; it's just a trade-off, since you lose the built-in schema validation by using a non-standard type attribute. I guess SOAP processors can be taught to look for it, plus I know some of them don't schema validate in automatic fashion anyway. > On the other hand, > SOAP 1.1 created the type hierarchy you describe, but it's of > limited use in RPC encoding structures since you'd get naming > conflicts if two elements were of the same type. I think a wrapper or your suggestion are much better either way, but then I have some sympathies with the XSD-centric approach to typing all this stuff, so I'm biased against another type system in general. -- ScottReceived on Thursday, 28 February 2002 21:58:15 GMT
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