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Subject: Re: [wss] Question On STR usage attribute
>>>>> " " == Ron Monzillo <ronald.monzillo@sun.com> writes: > <xsd:attribute name="Usage" type="xsd:QName"> > <xsd:annotation> > <xsd:documentation>This global attribute is used to > indicate the usage of a referenced or indicated token within the containing > context</xsd:documentation> > </xsd:annotation> > </xsd:attribute> > Does the definition of the usage attribute of STR allow for the > association of multiple usage annotations with an STR? The text at line 615 of draft 11 suggests that multiple usages may be specified via XML list semantics. > I think the way it is defined, you can only associate a single value, > which itself may represent a combination of usage concepts, as long as > someone has gone to the trouble of enumerating the particular combination > you are interested in. I think there is a more fundamental problem with the attribute as specified. I don't understand why the usage attribute is typed as a QName. My expectation would be that it be specified as a URI. Can someone give my an example usage and its QName? > Of course this question presumes that there is or will be a use case that > requires that multiple usage annotations be associated with an STR. -- mailto:gary.ellison@sun.com "I'm still here ya bastards" -- Papillion
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