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Subject: updated schemas and sample cpp/cpa instance documents posted
All, I have posted the revised (as per our discussions on this weeks call) versions of the XSD, DTD and sample instance CPP and CPAs to our teams web page. The relevant URLs are as follows: http://ebxml.org/project_teams/tradePartner/cpp-cpa-094.xsd http://ebxml.org/project_teams/tradePartner/cpp-cpa-094.dtd http://ebxml.org/project_teams/tradePartner/cpp-example.xml http://ebxml.org/project_teams/tradePartner/cpa-example.xml http://ebxml.org/project_teams/tradePartner/cpa-example-dtd.xml Note that I have had to make two revisions that I don't believe we have previously captured. One for certain. The XML ID attribute name on the CollaborationProtocolAgreement element is named 'cpaid' so as not to confuse it with an XML ID type (which is typically named id). This was necessary because of the use of a global ID attribute that is of type XML ID which conflicts with the type of the now named cpaid attribute which is CDATA so that any valid string may be used as a CPAId value. The second change is the name of the former schemaLocation attribute of the NamespaceSupported element. I have changed this attribute's name to 'location' because XMLSpy wanted to use it as an xsi:schemaLocation (probably incorrectly) and insisted that I specify a value that is consistent with the usage of the xsi:schemaLocation attribute even though our schemaLocation attribute was properly namespace qualified. In any event, the schemas and sample documents all parse (what a concept;-) and validate with the exception that XMLAuthority incorrectly (IMO) reports that the xmlns attributes are undeclared (if I understand correctly, the 'xmlns' "attribute" is in truth a psuedo attribute and need not be declared in the DTD. I would appreciate it if others would take a stab at validating these with the tools you use so that we have confirmation that the schemas and sample documents are indeed valid. Cheers, Chris
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