Hi folks,
I need some help on a XML Schema problem that should be quite easy to solve:
I am currently working on a set of identical client, that shall communicate with each other via NuSOAP. They share data from a relational database and I use a XML Schema for mapping the relational to XML data and back.
Now I have made a schema and experienced the following problem:
imagine you have an element which is of simpleType:
<xs:element name="thing" type="xs:string"/>
this element shall have an attribute, so I extend the element, making a complexType:
<xs:element name="thing" type="xs:string">
<xs:complexType mixed="true">
<xs:attribute name="info" type="xs:string" use="required"/>
</xs:complexType>
</xs:element>My intention was to create a element like this:
<thing info="foo">bla</thing>
The problem is, my validator tells me, I cannot declare the type "string" to my "thing" anymore, which seems logical because I converted it to a complex type. The mixed="true" ensures that I can fill the element with "bla". So I skipped the type of the element thing.
But I need to be sure, that the "bla" is a string anf e.g. no integer.
Anyone's got a clue how to get sure the "thing" is a string?
thx in advance Stefan
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