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Distinguishing Included Elements from Native Ones in XML Schema: msg#00092

Subject: Distinguishing Included Elements from Native Ones in XML Schema
For the first of what will likely be many messages on here, I would like to 
know if Xerces can distinguish information (e.g. types, element declarations, 
etc.) that has been brought into a schema document through <xsd:include> from 
information present in the document doing the including.  Or put another way, 
if schema A includes information from schema B, is there a feature in Xerces 
(particularly through the XSModel abstraction but I will take anything) that 
enables me to distinguish A's internal information from B's information that 
has been included in A?  Of course, with <xsd:import>, the different namespaces 
can serve as a distinguishing factor, but it is not clear if there is anything 
in XML proper or in Xerces to allow the same kind of thing for <xsd:include>.

Any insight would be helpful.  Thanks very much. 

Neil


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