Re: Must the content of SchemaLocation be a resorvable URL?

"Noga Atsil" <Noga.Atsil@smarteam.com> writes:

> Being the "xsi:schemaLocation" a hint for the parser regarding the
> phisycal location of the schema - can it contiain schema name (no
> full path) which is not pointing to its actual location? Is it legal
> according to the XML Schema specification (I couldn't find anything
> for or against the idea)?

I'm not sure I've understood your question, but relative URLs are OK,
e.g. xsi:schemaLocation='subdir/my.xsd'

ht
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