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Sunday, June 30, 2002Don Box: XML & Inclusion. "XML Schema imposes a type system over XML Infosets that is very similar to the OO type systems you are familiar with. This makes XML Schemas well-suited for importing directly into Java or C# programs. Unfortunately, the XML Schema type system has features that don't make sense if your world doesn't revolve around named user-defined types (e.g., several script languages, SQL, etc.). For that reason, some members of the XML community has been lobbying for something with a looser type model than XML Schemas. Had the XML Schema working group made it clearer how to do this sort of thing with XML Schemas, I believe the time for adoption would be that much shorter." [sellsbrothers.com]
Posted to services, xml @ 9:50:16 PM ( comments)
XML Protocol Working Group: last call announcement for review of the SOAP Version 1.2 specification. SOAP Version 1.2 Usage Scenarios. Interesting. Posted to services, xml @ 9:44:20 PM ( comments)
Updated 8/22/2002; 5:32:34 PM
