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Hi Peter,
The yellow boxes represent top level XML Schema complex types.sorry, I was inexact in putting my question. It was: What does it mean if an element refers to a complex type and, at the same time, has extra elements - however without a <sequence> element embracing them.
I think it means that CoverageOfferingType (actually a type, not an element) extends (is derived by extension) CoverageOfferingBriefType.
Was that what you meant? Bye, L -- Dott. Lorenzo Bigagli PIN - Polo Universitario di Prato dell'Università di Firenze i: Piazza dell'Università I-59100 Prato (PO), Italia t: +39 0574 602535 f: +39 0574 602524 m: lorenzo.bigagli@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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