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root element in xml schema
nojunk
Member Posts: 28
I know all global elements can be considered to be a root element in xml schema file,
but I want to consider the elements which has highest nesting/depth to be the root(s) in the schema,
is there any efficient / short way of doing this...or is it just the tedious process of finding depth of each tree that can be formed by the element...
but I want to consider the elements which has highest nesting/depth to be the root(s) in the schema,
is there any efficient / short way of doing this...or is it just the tedious process of finding depth of each tree that can be formed by the element...
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