Hi Glen,
thanks for your answer.
> Can you make the base type abstract in your XSD and see if you get error messages that way?
If I remember correctly, an abstract base type would indeed lead to an exception (which would be OK for me). Unfortunately, I cannot change the schema, and the base type is not defined abstract. This was done because the base type is sufficient for the default case. We have a lot of xml documents for the default case. They are not generated, thus 'xsi:type'-attribute definitions have been avoided to reduce complexity and gain readability.
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