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Do you put xsd attributes before xsd sequence?


Asked by River Richards on Dec 15, 2021 FAQ



A generated XSD is a good starting point, but typically ends up being edited one way or another... I think its required that xsd:sequence comes before xsd:attributes. – Amir Ali Akbari Jan 28 '14 at 18:43 Yes, precisely the opposite of what you would expect, given that in the actual xml the attributes come before the elements.
And,
Yes, precisely the opposite of what you would expect, given that in the actual xml the attributes come before the elements. – Andrew Shepherd Mar 18 '14 at 2:12 7 bad design decision from XML Schema designers, make's the XSD harder to read, apart from being counter intuitive.
In respect to this, You can use the elementFormDefault and attributeFormDefault attributes on the <xsd:schema> element to globally specify the qualification of local elements and attributes, or you can use the form attribute to specify individual elements and attributes separately.
Also,
Complex Element is an XML element which can contain other elements and/or attributes. Define a Complex Type and then create an element using type attribute. Define a Complex Type directly by naming. Following is the list of Complex Types that XSD supports.
In fact,
Xsd.exe only allows you to manipulate XML schemas that follow the XML Schema Definition (XSD) language proposed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). For more information on the XML Schema Definition proposal or the XML standard, see https://w3.org. By using the /parameters switch, you can specify a single XML file that sets various options.