Constraining an xs:any element with some predefined attributes
I am trying to create an XSD schema where I have a root element, namely context, with some attributes and any sub-elements.
But the problem is: these sub-elements are subject to have some attributes as well. In other way to express, there can be any number of child elements in context elements, but these child elements must have some required and optional attributes.
When I try to create the schema with Liquid Studio, it doesn't allow me to write any content in xs:any element to define attributes. And I could not find a solution on the internet.
Is there any way to define some constraints to an xs:any element?
Below is a SS from my attempted code :
xml xsd schema
asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
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I am trying to create an XSD schema where I have a root element, namely context, with some attributes and any sub-elements.
But the problem is: these sub-elements are subject to have some attributes as well. In other way to express, there can be any number of child elements in context elements, but these child elements must have some required and optional attributes.
When I try to create the schema with Liquid Studio, it doesn't allow me to write any content in xs:any element to define attributes. And I could not find a solution on the internet.
Is there any way to define some constraints to an xs:any element?
Below is a SS from my attempted code :
xml xsd schema
asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
54313
add a comment |
I am trying to create an XSD schema where I have a root element, namely context, with some attributes and any sub-elements.
But the problem is: these sub-elements are subject to have some attributes as well. In other way to express, there can be any number of child elements in context elements, but these child elements must have some required and optional attributes.
When I try to create the schema with Liquid Studio, it doesn't allow me to write any content in xs:any element to define attributes. And I could not find a solution on the internet.
Is there any way to define some constraints to an xs:any element?
Below is a SS from my attempted code :
xml xsd schema
asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
54313
I am trying to create an XSD schema where I have a root element, namely context, with some attributes and any sub-elements.
But the problem is: these sub-elements are subject to have some attributes as well. In other way to express, there can be any number of child elements in context elements, but these child elements must have some required and optional attributes.
When I try to create the schema with Liquid Studio, it doesn't allow me to write any content in xs:any element to define attributes. And I could not find a solution on the internet.
Is there any way to define some constraints to an xs:any element?
Below is a SS from my attempted code :
xml xsd schema
xml xsd schema
asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
54313
asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
54313
edited Nov 23 at 7:34
asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
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asked Nov 22 at 21:55
iteyran
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asked Nov 22 at 21:55
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Yes, it's an unfortunate limitation of xs:any wildcards that you can't constrain the type/content of the elements that match, you can only constrain their element names.
In XSD 1.1 you can get around this by using assertions.
answered Nov 23 at 9:07
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Yes, it's an unfortunate limitation of xs:any wildcards that you can't constrain the type/content of the elements that match, you can only constrain their element names.
In XSD 1.1 you can get around this by using assertions.
answered Nov 23 at 9:07
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Yes, it's an unfortunate limitation of xs:any wildcards that you can't constrain the type/content of the elements that match, you can only constrain their element names.
In XSD 1.1 you can get around this by using assertions.
answered Nov 23 at 9:07
Michael Kay
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Yes, it's an unfortunate limitation of xs:any wildcards that you can't constrain the type/content of the elements that match, you can only constrain their element names.
In XSD 1.1 you can get around this by using assertions.
answered Nov 23 at 9:07
Michael Kay
108k659114
Yes, it's an unfortunate limitation of xs:any wildcards that you can't constrain the type/content of the elements that match, you can only constrain their element names.
In XSD 1.1 you can get around this by using assertions.
answered Nov 23 at 9:07
Michael Kay
108k659114
answered Nov 23 at 9:07
Michael Kay
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answered Nov 23 at 9:07
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answered Nov 23 at 9:07
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