September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1008 pages
22h 3m
English
A simple type can specify a space-delimited list consisting of values specified by other global or local simple types. An instance of a list declared in the context of a simple type has all the values contained within a single element:
<listElement>value1 value2 value3</listElement>
Tip
The list element does not support the notion of a list comprised of repeating elements:
<element>value1</element> <element>value2</element> <element>value3</element>
Both the element element (covered in Chapter 8) and the complexType element (covered in Chapter 11) support repeating elements.
Listing 10.5 shows the XML representation of partNumberListType, which contains a list of partNumberType. Listing 10.2 portrays the partNumberType ...
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