On 18.10.2011 23:10, Robert Leif wrote:
> I believe the simplest and most powerful approach is to use the
> browser with any HTML5-XML combined application. This means that the
> xml web page need only be validated with xml tools. As I have
> previously stated, any changes to HTML5 should be limited to XHTML5.
> This should avoid or at least minimize the effect of any changes to
> produce a functional XHTML5 that interoperates with XML. As I have
> previously stated, there are two levels of interoperability. The
> first is the XHTML5 and XML elements ignore each other. This
> functionality already exist in xsd1.1 <xs:openContent
> mode="interleave"> <xs:any
> namespace="http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/html-5"
> processContents="strict"/> </xs:openContent>
>
> Could the equivalent of this be included in XHTML5?
Probably I'm missing something, but in XHTML5 you can freely use
additional elements/attributes which are not from
http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml namespace. So I don't know what problem you
see there.
If you are interested in schemas for such compound documents, you can
build your own schema based on some unofficial HTML5 schemas.
Jirka
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