VOResource v1.0 IWD
Ed Shaya
edward.j.shaya.1 at gsfc.nasa.gov
Fri Jun 10 13:38:07 PDT 2005
Ray,
You do know of course that regex is a standard facet in XML Schema,
yes? So all Schema compliant software will use the regex in
validation. If you want software to distinguish somehow between
DateTime with hms and DateTime without hms then you had better have two
types (as in translating into a non XML database).
Ed
Ray Plante wrote:
>On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, Ed Shaya wrote:
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>>We just use a regex for DateTime and make the hms optional.
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>Certainly this is straightforward if you are writing your own (say, SAX)
>parser. We are specifically talking about the very common case where
>parsers are generated automatically, i.e. XML-software binding tools, such
>used with Web Service toolkits. The questions are for a given schema
>definition technique,
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> o does the code generator support the technique, i.e. produce
> serializer/deserializers that work?
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> o is the generated code any good in an OO sense and convenient to use?
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>cheers,
>Ray
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