ISSUE-18
Schema Authoring Styles
- State:
- CLOSED
- Product:
- Basic
- Raised by:
- Paul Downey
- Opened on:
- 2006-02-21
- Description:
Our input document suggests using the 'venetian blind' style of schema authoring, that is using named complexType types. This originates from personal experience with early tools which had difficulty with anonyous, nested elements and complexTypes. Is this advice something we should carry into the Basic patterns, possibly allowing other patterns in the Advanced specification, or are a mixture of elements, types named and anonymous likely to give a good experience with databinding tools?
- Related emails:
- ISSUE-18: Schema Authoring Styles (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2006-02-21)
- Re: ISSUE-18: Schema Authoring Styles (from sandygao@ca.ibm.com on 2006-02-21)
- 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)
- Minutes from XML Schema Patterns for Databinding call 14 March 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-03-14)
- ISSUE-58: anonymous complexType (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2006-05-23)
- Re: ISSUE-58: anonymous complexType (from peter.hendry@capeclear.com on 2006-05-29)
- RE: ISSUE-58: anonymous complexType (from jon.calladine@bt.com on 2006-05-30)
- Agenda: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding Telcon 13 June 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-06-13)
- Minutes: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding F2F 31st July - 1st August 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-08-01)
- Minutes: XML Schema Patterns for Databinding F2F 5th-6th October 2006 (from paul.downey@bt.com on 2006-10-07)
- ISSUE-84: Local Element ComplexType (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2006-11-03)
Related notes:
2006-08-01: closed with no action, we process concrete patterns