Steve: I
know we agreed on this but I’m concerned that I am now unable to model
the situation where I have a header, a footer, and in between either nothing
or exactly 1 of a choice of n records
Also the WG agreed that: Discriminators are not allowed on - Global groups and the top level sequence or choice of a global group. - Global element decalrations - The top level group of a complex type. - Anonymous groups other than when it is the top level of a choice branch. |
Which I think reduces to
dfdl:discriminator can be an annotation on · a local xs:element declaration · an xs:element reference · an xs:group reference · an xs:sequence (when the top level of a choice branch) · an xs:choice (when the top level of a choice branch)
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Alan Powell |
Development - MQSeries, Message Broker, ESB |
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