Hi Frank,
Frank Strauss wrote:
I checked your example again using SAX2Count from Xerces against the current version of our XML Schema. There's just a minor issue that's not yet according to what the Schema says and the DTD `intends':
I must have missed the "create" attribute in the row element ;-)
There should be no `read-create' values for <access> elements. Instead, if a row can be created/deleted, the <row> element should have a `create="true"' attribute and the <access> elements should just contain the value `readwrite'.
I have fixed this now.
Furthermore, the <access> element values will be restricted in the XML Schema to the meaningful values `noaccess', `notifyonly', `readonly', and `readwrite', which we currently do not write with a hyphen.
I have used also 'notimplemented' for conformance refinements and 'writeonly' for SMIv1 MIBs.
Of course, this is just nit-picking at this point. I just wanted to let you know.
Thanks, it is always a good idea to do it the right way whenever possible!
Best regards, Frank
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