Re: [dita-comment] Possible bug in DITA 1.2 glossentryMod.xsd?

[Eric Sirois <easirois@rogers.com>]

Hi Tony,

Hi Tony,

Yes, that is a bug.  I had found the issue after the schemas were posted for the review.  The are some other updates as well related to MSXML 4 fixes.  It does not affect the content models.  MSXML4 seems a bit diligent in making sure mixed="true" appears on on
complexTypes where the base contains mixed content as well.  The other fix related to MSXML 4 is the removal of the xmlns:xml declaration in the schema documents.  It does not affect validation of the schemas with other XML Schema parsers.

The only other issue that I know of at the moment is that taskreqDomain.xsd to be updated so that it breaks down the content models into <element_name>.content and <element_name>.attributes.

Kind regards,
Eric

On 9/7/2010 2:49 PM, Tony Morales wrote:

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I think I'm running into a bug in the latest (as of this writing) DITA 1.2 XML schemas, specifically glossentryMod.xsd.  Looking at glossentry in the DITA 1.2 language reference:

http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.2/cd03/spec/langref/glossentry.html

The glossentry topic type requires glossterm, followed by an optional glossdef, an optional prolog, an optional glossbody, an optional required-links, and so on.  The latest DTDs match the language reference.  However, in glossentryMod.xsd, we have:

   <xs:group name="glossenrty.content">
     <xs:sequence>
        <xs:sequence>
             <xs:group ref="glossterm"/>
             <xs:group ref="glossdef" />
             <xs:group ref="prolog" />
             <xs:group ref="glossBody" />
             <xs:group ref="related-links" minOccurs="0"/>
             <xs:group ref="glossentry-info-types" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/>
         </xs:sequence>
     </xs:sequence>
   </xs:group>

If I'm following the glossentry definition correctly, the references to glossdef, prolog, and glossbody are missing the minOccurs="0" attribute.

The group name (and the reference to it) also has a typo, for what it's worth...

glossenrty.content -> glossentry.content

Thanks,

Tony

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Oracle Corporation

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