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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=3817 ------- Comment #5 from noah_mendelsohn@us.ibm.com 2007-03-21 14:03 ------- I'm feeling dense. I've looked at comment #1 and Appendix D.2.1 of the editor's draft, both before posting comment #3 and again. I am seeing how to say "Try to dereference hints" (schemaLocation hints in D.2.1); I am seeing how to say "There exist non-schemaLocation sources of some schema documents to be used (hard-coded schema locations, named pairs, schema documents, etc ); I am seeing that some "schemas" (I presume for things like HTML) can be built into a validator (hard-coded schemas). What I'm still missing is: if you see a schemaLocation in an instance, perhaps for some namespace not addressed by the other mechanisms, or perhaps for a namespace for which some declarations already were brought in by those other mechanisms, you MUST NOT dereference the schemaLocation URI and in any case MUST NOT use it as inspiration to change the schema you would have otherwise constructed. What am I missing?
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