Example from the DirAddressService:
...
......
This is particularly surprising, as the elements in an entity are always ordered alphabetically... :-\
15 January 2011
Specific order of fields in Aif messages
Aif-messages require the data to be defined in a specific order. This is why in the schema file, the Aif data-types (declared as complex types) are declared with the xs:sequence indicator:
Example from the DirAddressService:
...
This is particularly surprising, as the elements in an entity are always ordered alphabetically... :-\
Example from the DirAddressService:
...
This is particularly surprising, as the elements in an entity are always ordered alphabetically... :-\
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