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The Dec. 4, XML TechMail discusses how using the attributeGroup element can increase the efficiency of the schemas for your XML documents. How do you apply XML schemas? Will you use the attributeGroup element?
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by torque_rider
It wasn't shown how the actual attributes for the example were applied. All that was shown was types of attributes, but not the actual attributes. I'd like to see the example in its entirety after the recommended improvements are applied (a beforeand after shot).
by colinmac
I'm sure I'm missing the point, but this looks a convoluted way to apply styling that XSL or CSS could handle faster (or more clearly to the uninitiated :-)).
Is it possible to use attributeGroup for a "higher" purpose? For example, could you useone attributeGroup for "normal" styling and a second, differently-styled, attributeGroup for (say) "This data is time-expired"?
by colinmac
....and program an XML switch (based upon date) to switch the two styles?
by sarin_net
The mail on how to use attribute Group was really cool and it would save a lots n lots of memory and i think it will be also efficient to use them.
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