ISSUE-16
Multiple patterns for a single data structure
- State:
- CLOSED
- Product:
- Basic
- Raised by:
- Paul Downey
- Opened on:
- 2006-01-30
- Description:
It seems apparent that we will have structures identified in our roadmap which may be exhibited in Schema using more than one pattern. Should we treat all such patterns equally, or should we recommend some patterns as being preferred over the rest? Should we even cite one pattern as being the canonical pattern for a given data structure?
- Related emails:
- ISSUE-16: Multiple patterns for a single data structure (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2006-01-30)
- Agenda: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding Telcon 31 January 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-01-30)
- RE: ISSUE-16: Multiple patterns for a single data structure (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-01-30)
- Agenda: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding Telcon 7 February 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-02-06)
- Minutes from XML Schema Patterns for Databinding call 21 February 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-02-22)
- Agenda: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding F2F 27-28 February 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-02-22)
- Revised Agenda: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding F2F 27-28 February 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-02-27)
- Minutes from XML Schema Patterns for Databinding F2F 27-28 Feb 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-03-12)
Related notes:
2006-03-10: Closed with no action. The first version of Basic patterns will not include quantification, may be added in later versions
2006-03-10: Closed with no action in Cannes, 27-2-2006. The first version of Basic patterns will not include quantification, may be added in later versions
2006-04-26: "Design Considerations" may be used to qualify a pattern as a "warning" - subject to ISSUE-35