Hi,
I would to like to have a schema for the following structure in XML and
have no idea how to achieve this:
<root_element >
<!-- included from file one -->
<container name="A">
<container_elem ent name="ELEMENT_1 " />
</container>
<!-- included from file two -->
<container name="A">
<container_elem ent name="ELEMENT_2 " />
</container>
</root_element>
The problem is that the containers should be read from different files
(that's another question: is there something like an "include" directive
in XML?) because this constellation (what is in the container) is put
together dynamically.
What I want to achieve is to say "over all containers with name X the
element names shall be unique" but I couldn't found a solution for that.
Maybe some of you can help me, I would also appreciate to see better
alternatives for the structure to solve my problem.
Cheers,
Stefan
I would to like to have a schema for the following structure in XML and
have no idea how to achieve this:
<root_element >
<!-- included from file one -->
<container name="A">
<container_elem ent name="ELEMENT_1 " />
</container>
<!-- included from file two -->
<container name="A">
<container_elem ent name="ELEMENT_2 " />
</container>
</root_element>
The problem is that the containers should be read from different files
(that's another question: is there something like an "include" directive
in XML?) because this constellation (what is in the container) is put
together dynamically.
What I want to achieve is to say "over all containers with name X the
element names shall be unique" but I couldn't found a solution for that.
Maybe some of you can help me, I would also appreciate to see better
alternatives for the structure to solve my problem.
Cheers,
Stefan