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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=4658 ------- Comment #4 from kumarp@microsoft.com 2007-09-27 03:10 ------- I like the solution in section 3 "How are schemes defined?" from the Reference proposal. • How is a scheme recognized. That is, there is a set of rules that, when satisfied, identify elements with sml:ref="true" as instances of this scheme. (e.g. for the "uri/iri" scheme, the rule can include: there is one and only one sub-element named <sml:uri>, whose value is xs:anyURI.) That is, either a reference element is an instance of (or an example of, or uses) a scheme, or it is not. “How many instances of a reference scheme does an SML reference R use/include” is an ill-formed question.
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