Re: xs:choice support

> I have seen this mentioned as a limitation in some binding products 
> and, quite frankly, I don't understand it.  In general, all a binder
> needs to do is examine the start tag of the element and it can 
> determine the contents.  It can then use something like a union type
> in C to hold the different alternatives or a base class with 
> generated derived classes in an OO language.  It shouldn't be that hard 
to do.

or you can always include each child of the choice as member variables and 
add a bit of conditional code to constructors and setters to keep things 
consistent.  I agree that implementing choice shouldn't be rocket science 
:-(

pvb