Been puzzling what to use as a canonical reference example, and found that most of my own use cases are too complex to begin with (typically they rely on HTML and the join capabilities of XPath, so will require complex validation and autocompletion).
A simplified relaxNG has been derived from this which should conform to the metaschema yourx.002.rng (not the still simpler 001, unfortunately). Development will therefore target this scenario of 'list of objects with named properties'.
A joint editor combining raw XML and graphical components for Purchase orders will need to be constructed. A backing database (HTML5 or Couch or Google App engine or git or all 4) should be wired in.
Been puzzling what to use as a canonical reference example, and found that most of my own use cases are too complex to begin with (typically they rely on HTML and the join capabilities of XPath, so will require complex validation and autocompletion).
The w3c xml schema tutorial is a good starting point and well known... http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0/
A simplified relaxNG has been derived from this which should conform to the metaschema yourx.002.rng (not the still simpler 001, unfortunately). Development will therefore target this scenario of 'list of objects with named properties'.
A joint editor combining raw XML and graphical components for Purchase orders will need to be constructed. A backing database (HTML5 or Couch or Google App engine or git or all 4) should be wired in.