- From: Michael Kay <mike@saxonica.com>
- Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2010 14:11:37 +0100
- To: Marie Bilde Rasmussen <mariebilderas@gmail.com>
- CC: xmlschema-dev@w3.org
It seems you need the XSD 1.1 facility called xs:override, which is like xs:redefine except that there is no constraint that your overriding types should be in any way consistent with the things they override. Michael Kay Saxonica On 22/09/2010 12:23 PM, Marie Bilde Rasmussen wrote: > Hello. > I have an xml schema, let's call it dictionary.xsd, describing general > structures and datatypes used in dictionaries. dictionary.xsd contains > a definition of a SimpleType called Subjects. The SimpleType is a > restriction of xs:string and it contains a long list of enumerations. > Another - more specialized - schema, called Danish-English.xsd is > built upon dictionary.xsd. This is done by using <xs:include>. > A third - even more specialized - schema, called > Danish-English-technical.xsd builds on it's turn upon > Danish-English.xsd, but this time I have chosen to use <xs:redefine>, > because in these special dictionaries, I need to modify the > SimpleType "Subject" by extension. > I cannot figure out how to do this. I am not allowed to do so. > This has worked for me with only one level of inclusion. Could the > fact that I want to redefine a schema on a level that is more than one > nesting leve l"away" be the problem? > below I have tried to illustrate the nesting and the Type Definitions: > Danish-English-technical.xsd (redefines SimpleType "Subjects") > -> > redefines > Danish-English.xsd > -> > includes > dictionary.xsd (declares SimpleType "Subjects" as a restriction of > xs:string by enumeration) > I would be grateful for any input. > Regards, > Marie
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