S
Seago
I'm not sure if I can explain my issue well enough, but here goes:
I want to define an .XSD such that it allows for an ( A | B )*
configuration where A and B are different elements. I would like to
allow for an infinite list of either type A or type B elements. I
could accomplish this in a DTD file, but I would like to migrate to XSD
and I'm having difficulty with this aspect of it. I thought an
<xs:sequence><xs:choice>... nest might do the trick, but it's not
working and I'm not even sure if this is legal syntax.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
I want to define an .XSD such that it allows for an ( A | B )*
configuration where A and B are different elements. I would like to
allow for an infinite list of either type A or type B elements. I
could accomplish this in a DTD file, but I would like to migrate to XSD
and I'm having difficulty with this aspect of it. I thought an
<xs:sequence><xs:choice>... nest might do the trick, but it's not
working and I'm not even sure if this is legal syntax.
Thanks for any help you can give me.