I have defined a object sub-type in an XSD file as such:
<xs:comlpexType name="object"> <xs:sequence> <xs:element name="state" maxOccurs="undefined" type="xs:string"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:comlpexType>
As you can see, the < state> tag is configured so that it can appear any number of times (from 1). So this would be an example, where I use the defined < object>:
<System> <object_1> <state>string_1</state> <state>string_2</state> <state>string_3</state> <object_1> <object_2> <state>string_4</state> <object_2> ... </System>
However, there is a special situation where I need to define an object sub-type (< object_n >) with exactly 2 < state > elements/tags (no more and no less):
<object_n> <state>string_n1</state> <state>string_n2</state> </object_n>
Is there a way to extend/modify/limit this type when I declare it in a Schema file so that it is clear that it must contain only two sub-elements?
<xs:element type="object"> <xs:somewayToLimitChildren/>
Actually, the object sub-type is more comlpex, hence the need to make it a sub-type.
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