Chapter 3 Building an XML model
The General page of a complex type property sheet displays the following properties:
| Property | Description |
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| Name | Name of the complex type. It must be a no-colon-name (See Glossary) and unique among all simple types and complex types |
| Code | Code of the complex type. It must be a no-colon-name and unique among all simple types and complex types |
| Comment | Descriptive label of the complex type |
| Stereotype | Sub-classification used to extend the semantics of an object without changing its structure. It can be predefined or user-defined |
| Group type | Indicator that specifies how child elements are to be used within the complex type. It can be a group particle (all, choice, sequence) or a group of elements (group). If you select group, a referencing group is directly linked to the complex type (See Defining group properties) |
| Content | Content type of the complex type. If you select Complex, the complex type can contain child elements. If you select Simple, the complex type cannot contain child elements |
| Derivation | Derivation method for the complex type. Once you have selected a derivation method, you must define a base type. Click the Properties tool beside the derivation box to display the derivation property sheet. In the General page, select a base type in the Base Type dropdown listbox |
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