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Subject: Re: Associating documents and schemas
Murata-san wrote: > In my understanding, DOCTYPE being the only authoritative mechanism > in SGML has caused problems (catalogs help, but not always), while > xsi:schemaLocation being a hint has confused users. As far as I can tell, the W3C XML Schema spec did a reasonable job of claiming that the xsi:schemaLocation is merely a hint and a processor is allowed to do anything. Everyone in the WG has the same interpretation on this area of the spec. Yet somehow parsers don't really seem to provide a nice way to ignore hints, and people seems to think as if @xsi:schemaLocation is the only authoritative way to use XML Schema validation. I understand that neither James nor Murata-san want the association mechanism to be treated like that. And I suppose that means we need to do more than what the W3C XML Schema spec did, to make sure that they are not the only way. Do we have any idea how it can be done? regards, -- Kohsuke Kawaguchi Sun Microsystems kohsuke.kawaguchi@sun.com
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