I agree it was a behavior change, but, to me, it's a just a fixed bug:
Dynamic Validation didn't work for Schema.
Original, this feature depends on whether there is/are xsi schema location
attribute(s) on the root element. But this is not appropriate, because:
1. With grammar caching, one can put a grammar in the grammar pool, and
don't have any schema location attribute in the document;
2. The following instance without schema location attribute is still
schema-valid:
<root xmlns:xsi="..." xmlns:xs="..." xsi:type="xs:anyType>
<c1 xsi:type="xs:int"> 123 </c1>
</root>
Anyway, since you are using this feature, what do you think it should
really mean.
Thanks,
Sandy Gao
Software Developer, IBM Canada
(1-905) 413-3255
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Well, at least Xerces 2.2.0 behaves different here than previous versions.
We
found the old behavior much better for our needs. Same for bug #13730.
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