Justin Deoliveira wrote:
ListOfStringType has a "member" Descriptor with multiplicity 0:*, the
descriptor is of StringElementType. where StringElementType is bound
to the Java class String and is marked as "inline".
But isn't the problem that this is a simple type. Not sure what you
are trying to say here with inline. Are you saying you can essentially
make it a simple type by creating a complex type with inline content?
We have two options:
- define everything with the type system
- define an attribute bound to a list
Both of these work - to choose between them we need some guidance on how
this is modeled in UML.
With respect to the use of "inline" above - it is used to communicate
how an XPath query would see the data.
- list/member/[1] would be bad
- list[1] would be good
Encoding and Decoding into XML is a different problem, and one that can
be solved with client property hints if we have to.
Justin can you tell me how the simple list type works with respect to
XPath? Is it completely opaque?
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