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7.4

XML Schema for encapsulated elements

Asked by mhebert in Extensible Markup Language (XML), Extensible HTML (XHTML)

Tags: child, intree, relations

Here's an example of my xml structure:

<SelectSettings>
  <InTree>
    <Guideline>
      <Type>0</Type> <!-- Header=0 | Data=1 -->
      <Name>Header 1</Name>
      <Activated>true</Activated>
      <Guideline>
        <Type>1</Type>
        <Id>1</Id>
        <Name>Guideline #1</Name>
        <Title>This is my title</Title>
        <Activated>true</Activated>
      </Guideline>
      <Guideline>
        <Type>0</Type>
        <Name>Under Header 1</Name>
        <Activated>false</Activated>
        <Guideline>
          <Type>1</Type>
          <Id>2</Id>
          <Name>Guideline 2</Name>
          <Title/>
          <Activated>false</Activated>
        </Guideline>
      </Guideline>
    </Guideline>
    ...
  </InTree>
  <OutTree>
    <Guideline>
      <Type>1</Type>
      <Id>3</Id>
      <Name>Guideline 2</Name>
      <Title>This great guideline.</Title>
      <Activated>true</Activated>
    </Guideline>
    ...
  </OutTree>
</SelectSettings>

Like you see, guidelines can be encapsulated one in the other and they can be child of the InTree and OutTree elements. A guideline will be unique in all the XML. This means that a guideline in the InTree element will never appear in the OutTree node.

Is it possible to make a schema that will represent this kind of structure?

Perhaps, i will need to add some unique id for the guidelines and a relation of type idparent vs id?
ex.:
<Guideline id="1">
  <Guideline id="2" idparent="1">
...



Mario
 
Keywords: XML Schema for encapsulated elements
Title
1 Merging datasets
 
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