Draft of W3C Note available for review: Associating Schemas with XML documents 1.0
Henry S. Thompson
with the letters 'xml'. Because of this clause, the need to be
able to provide hints for associating schemas with XML documents,
and the desire for parallelism with the xml-stylesheet PI used
to associate stylesheets with XML documents, ISO's SC 34/WG1 has
requested to be able to use 'xml-model' for a PI target in an
optional processing instruction that would allow the association
of schemas with XML documents.
Due to the desire to maximize interoperability for such a feature
and due to the fact that an ISO publication could not be made
freely available, the XML Core WG decided to work with SC34
representatives to develop a mutually acceptable specification
and publish it as a freely available WG Note (whose basic contents
may also be published in parallel by ISO).
Therefore, the XML Core WG has developed a draft First Edition
of "Associating Schemas with XML documents" which is expected
to become a WG Note. Our first draft is currently available
for general review and comments:
Associating Schemas with XML documents 1.0 (First Edition)
http://www.w3.org/XML/2010/01/xml-model/
This specification draws heavily on the parsing of processing
instruction pseudo-attributes as described in the latest
Associating Style Sheets with XML documents Version 1.0 2nd Edition
Draft PER published at
http://www.w3.org/XML/2009/12/xml-stylesheet/ .
This current draft has no official status. The Working Group
is publishing this draft to allow for general review by
W3C members and the public at this time in anticipation of
its being submitted as a WG Note at a future date.
Please submit any comments on this document to xml-e...@w3.org [1];
public archives [2] are available.
(pp) Paul Grosso (co-chair)
for the XML Core Working Group
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Henry S. Thompson, School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh
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