Philippe Nobili wrote: > > We use XMLMind to write a simple XML schema; this schema makes use of > the unique,key & keyref concepts to > declare relationships between uniquely identified elements. > > The XML schema has been correctly validated by XMLMind and we are > allowed to author, validate and save XML instances of the schema within > XMLMind. > > However, the unique/key/keyref declarations do not seem to be taken into > account during the instance's validation and instances are always > considered as valid by XMLMind validity tool although we added (on > purpose) duplicated references and missing links. > > Since this is the first time we use XMLMind for this job, we do not know > if this is supposed to work (int which case we have a bug in our XML > schema) or not. >
* There are no known bugs related to the support of identity constraints. * There is nothing special to do to take in account unique/key/keyref declarations. * In order to help you more, we need to have access to your schema + an erroneous document instance. Before sending us these files, please take the time to make sure that you didn't make a mistake. That is, please carefully re-read your schema. You may also want to validate your schema and your erroneous document instance against Xerces.
