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    Hi, the uid might be assigned by the archetype editor, before uploading the 
adl into the ckm, so this can be a bug on the AE.
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------ Original message------From: Barnet David (HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE 
...Date: Thu, Sep 3, 2015 10:31To: 
[email protected];Subject:A question about the XML schema for 
version 1.4 archetypesI have a question about the XML schema for archetypes 
based on ADL version 1.4 The set of schemas we are using to validate XML 
archetype exports are 1.0.1<!-- openEHR Release 1.0.1 OpenehrProfile XML 
schema--><!-- openEHR Release 1.0.1 Archetype  XML schema--><!-- openEHR 
Release 1.0.1 BaseTypes  XML schema-->ETC.. The issue we are getting is that 
sometimes an archetype has a  tag. All those downloaded from our CKM 
(ckm.hscic.gov.uk) have this tag, but it’s not present on all archetypes from 
other CKMs (which may be why this could be a new issue). The schema is 
expecting the <uid> tag before the <archetype_id> tag           <xs:complexType 
name="ARCHETYPE">                       <xs:complexContent>                     
              <xs:extension base="AUTHORED_RESOURCE">                           
                    <xs:sequence>                                               
            <xs:element name="uid" type="HIER_OBJECT_ID" minOccurs="0"/>        
                                                   <xs:element 
name="archetype_id" type="ARCHETYPE_ID"/>                                       
                    <xs:element name="adl_version" type="xs:string" 
minOccurs="0"/> However, in the XML instances, the <uid> (if present) appears 
after the <adl_version> tag           <archetype_id>                       
<value>openEHR-EHR-OBSERVATION.newborn_birth_details.v0</value>           
</archetype_id>           <adl_version>1..4</adl_version>           
<uid>7f716e0e-5fa8-4fec-942d-208764409b07</uid> Further, changing the schema to 
change the expected tag order to match the XML instances shows up a further 
issue in that the format of <uid> (according to the schema) should use a 
<value> tag like this           <uid>                       
<value>7f716e0e-5fa8-4fec-942d-208764409b07</value>           </uid> Are we 
using an out of date set of schema? Or are these known issues? Have people 
corrected the schema for their own use (if so could I have a copy please)? Kind 
regards Dave Barnet
Interoperability LeadInteroperability SpecificationsHealth & Social Care 
Information Centre
[email protected]
www.hscic.gov.uk 
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