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Hi all, Is it possible (or has it already been done) to have a Tamino Schema which will index W3 Schemas? I’m thinking of using Tamino Server as a respositry/registry for W3Schemas
For that you have to define a schema that describes your instances.First, Tamino TSD3 does not support every detail from the W3C-Metaschema. But you may reduce the metaschema by use of xs:any to a form that can be handled by Tamino. The most simple metaschema is:xs:schema... <xs:element name = “schema”> xs:complexType xs:choice <xs:any processContents = “skip”></xs:any> </xs:choice> </xs:complexType> </xs:element></xs:schema>But you are not permitted to use the xml schema namespace as targetnamespace and that makes the task impossible. Anyone with another idea?