On Wed, 21 Jun 2006, Paul Harrison wrote:
> I use it quite frequently if I want to send someone a single file
> with several related resources in it that will validate. The
> alternative it to send each resource in a separate file or to send
> the multiple resource file with a non-standard schema file that
> declares all the necessary extension schema. It is only a
> convenience, but as far as I can see the advantages of keeping it
> separate outweigh the advantages of combining it into the WSDL.
It seems to me that you could just as easily maintain your own private RegistryInterface.xsd (or whatever you want to call it). If you post the schema on the web (which is all the IVOA does to make it interoperable), then you can set the xmlns and xsi:schemaLocation to read that file.
cheers,
Ray
Received on 2006-06-21Z09:20:58