Given that A is optional, shouldn't the error message indicate that (at a minimum) "B or C" is expected? I do understand that at the parser is expecting A, B or C at the point where the content was found; it just seems that instead of giving error message X or Y (both of which would have been valid), it chose to give X when I was expecting to see Y. Thanks. Arshad Noor StrongAuth, Inc. Michael Kay wrote: > Your content model allows an optional PersonPrefixName, and then a required > element which can be either a PersonFirstName or a PersonGivenName. So empty > content is not allowed. The error message is telling you that at the point > where the end of the content was found, there are three things that would > have been valid, a PersonPrefixName, a PersonFirstName, or a > PersonGivenName. > >> the XML Schema tool gives me the following error: >> >> cvc-complex-type.2.4.b: The content of element 'SignerName' >> is not complete. One of '{PersonPrefixName, PersonFirstName, >> PersonGivenName}' >> is expected. [129] >> >> However, the PersonPrefixName has a minOccurs of "0", so why >> am I seeing an error where the tool insists that the >> PersonPrefixName is expected? > > It's saying "One of A, B, or C is expected". I can't see how you read that > as "insisting that A is expected". > > Michael Kay > http://www.saxonica.com/ >Received on Friday, 31 October 2008 17:45:10 GMT
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