Re: Is this the complete list of named things in an XML Schema? (UNCLASSIFIED)

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The link provided by Henry lists 13 key components of Schema, but it does
not include import or include type elements, which seem to stand on their
own apart from the listed components.

Austin Cheney, CISSP
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On 05/02/11, [email protected] (Henry S. Thompson) wrote:

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> Costello, Roger L. writes:
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> > Below is a list of "named" items (i.e., things that can have a name
> > attribute). Have I missed anything?
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> Yes, you missed Notation declarations.  See the list in the spec [1].
> Note that there are only 7 "Symbol spaces", in that simple and complex
> types share a space, as do the three identity-constraints.
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> ht
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> [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-1/#key-component
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