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Subject: Re: xml
"Murray, Bryan P." <bryan.murray@hp.com> wrote on Mon, 21 Jun 2004 10:07:15 -0700 > [snip] > ... I am confused as to how an application could interact > with a property it does not understand beyond simply displaying or copying > its value. If an application does understand a property that falls into > the xsd:any portion of the resource property document schema, it does not > need the schema - it already knows the type of this property. A very good point, but let me check something. IANAXEB (I am not an xml expert but..) I think even parsing the xsd:any part of a document into sub-elements with string values makes assumptions, namely that each child is independent.This is not always the case for a general xml document; there could, for example, be key/keyref constraints on the newly added elements so that they are related to each other (for example, they must exist in pairs.) Is this allowed in a Resource Properties (RP)document? If RP is constrained to be a list of independent children then an application may, as your use case suggests, copy/display them independently. Later, Byran Murray wrote: > Tim, > I was not asking about a use-case for dynamic properties, but for a > use-case that requires a schema to be retrieved at runtime from a > WS-Resource for dynamic properties. > Bryan Yes, sorry for the confusion. Regards, Tim Banks IBM TP Architecture & Technology. Hursley, UK. Phone: External +44 1962 815639, Internal 245639
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