thanks..
you mean "Mixed Content" as "complexContent" right?
Can you also explain me the way how the xs:any and xs:anyAttribute will work?
what is the diff b/w namespace="##any", "##other", "##local", "##targetNamespace"?
Michael Kay wrote:
Complex types allow element children, simple types don't.
So
has a complex type, while
ddd has a simple type.
"Complex types with simple content" allow attributes but not child elements,
for example
dddA complex type with "Mixed content" allows character data as well as child
elements, for example
<p>Some
italic text</p>
The only time there's any confusion is with empty elements
, which can
be modelled as either complex or simple depending on your whim.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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> Hi,
> Can anyone help me in explaining the difference between the
> xs:simpleType & xs:complexType?
>
> I am bit confused with these two.
>
> Please explain these two with the proper example.
>
> When should we go for simpleType and when should we go for
> xs:complexType?
>
> Also explain about simplexContent and complexContent?
>
> Thanks
> Selvam
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