Re: Validating lax ANY content with W3C XML Schema validators

"Anthony B. Coates" <abcoates@londonmarketsystems.com> writes:

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> Am I right in my expectation here, that lax "xsd:any" content should
> be able to cause real validation errors whenever a Schema for that
> content can be found?

You're basically right, but Dareo's clarification is also correct --
the granularity of lax validation is item by item -- if a top-level
declaration is available for an element or attribute, it will be used,
if not, lax processing recurses.

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