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Eric van der Vlist wrote:
>
> I can define a datatype through:
>
> <xsd:simpleType name="myUnsignedInt" id="myUnsignedInt" ...
>
> However, XPointer applies here since a schema is a XML document and the
> URI associated with the simpleType element will be {current schema
> location}#myUnsignedInt where {current schema location} may or may not
> be equal to the target namespace (assuming there is one) and is not
> fixed (what if I copy this schema on my local file system).
Right, so using XPointer:
http://example.org/yourSchema.xsd#xpointer(/xsd:schema/xsd:simpleType[@name=
'myUnsignedInt']
would be equivalent to:
http://example.org/yourSchema.xsd#myUnsignedInt
but allow overloading names for types, elements and attributes.
XPointer also allows us to implement collections in RDDL e.g.
<div id="foo">
<rddl:resource .../>
<rddl:resource .../>
<rddl:resource .../>
</div>
=>
#foo/1
#foo/2
#foo/3
-Jonathan
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