Yes of course ... I didn't look at the top of the
file and I thought all our notices were at the top.
I suppose it doesn't matter where the copyright
is as long as it is somewhere in the file. I'm
assuming it has been placed at the end, here, for
legibility. Did you want me to adopt a
convention of placing the copyright notices at
the end of the files I am generating? Is this
important enough to change code at this point?
Sorry for my oversight while trying to rush given our tight time lines.
. . . . . . . . . . . Ken
At 2006-10-04 06:00 -0700, wrote:
>[:]
>
>| It is a simple fix to make it well-formed (there
>| is a junk comment at the end of the file) ...
>| just delete everything after </xsd:schema> ...
>
>No, that's the copyright notice!
>
>The problem seems to have been that the close-comment delimiter at
>the end of the file was missing. With that in place, it works
>fine. I've made this change manually; no need for new schemas.
>
>Jon
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