User manual

Chapter 2 Building an XML model
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Defining annotations
You define annotations when you want to add information about an XML
model.
Annotations are made of Documentation and Application Information:
Documentation allows you to write a URI reference or any well-formed
XML content that will give extra information about XML objects or
documents
Application Information allows you to write a URI reference or any well-
formed XML content that will be used by applications for processing
instructions
There are two kinds of annotations:
Local annotations, for extra information on XML objects. You can
define them through the Annotation page of an object property sheet.
They have no property sheet
Global annotations, for extra information on XML models or schemas.
You can define them through the Items page or the External Schemas
page of a model property sheet. They have a property sheet
Generated schema of a global annotation: