Re: <key> and <keyref>

Hi
Thanks for the answer. Some points were not so clear in my message; I
think that it was because of my english.
Well, there are a mistake in the <selector> constructs for the
<key name='KEYa'>.........</key>

<key name='KEYb'>..........</key>
The 2 elements , A and B, contain no child element. There are no
recursive declaration of elements.

One-to-One mapping is what i'm looking for. The schema shown before is
not complet. As it, the schema makes just One-to-One mapping. But we can
add other elements, like X,Y,Z,..... and so on, in the content of the
root element(s) A and/or B. So, there will be One-to-One mapping as well
as more sophisticated content for A and B.

Nested elements are another way to have One-to-One mapping between
elements. But my elements are symetric, none of them contain the other.
Do you have another way to have One-to-One mapping? (other than nested
elements). For example, let's add a C element declaration to our A and B
elements. and C instances are linked One-to-One to instances of A and B.
How you can declare nested elements? Will you declare C as a child of A?
or a child of B?
Still need help!!
thanks for any help

Hamid

Received on Monday, 5 November 2001 08:31:18 UTC