XML Schema Test Results

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Overview

This document presents the curent state of part of the XML Schema Test Collection. This is our first pass at presenting this material, and it may change in future. The display below has one row per test, one set of descriptive columns of the test as provided by the test contributor, and one column per implementation we have run the tests against. Note in particular that the column labelled "Expected" means the outcome expected by the contributor. For the test file(s) present which has/have extension .xsd, its/their conformance to the XML Schema REC's definition of valid XML representations of XML Schemas is what is at issue. When a test file with extension .xml is present as well, its schema-validity is at issue as well. So there will always be either a 1 (no schema errors) or a 0 (at least 1 schema error) against the S:; there may be either NA (not applicable -- no instance tested), 1 (no schema-validity problems) or 0 (at least 1 schema-validity problem) against the I:.

Key

Output summary for unsignedShort (NIST)