attributeReference field in eml-constraint
Matt Jones
jones at nceas.ucsb.edu
Fri Aug 6 14:54:12 PDT 2004
Hi Peter,
We've been starting to work with eml-constraint more and ran into a
potential bug. I vaguely remembered that you might have worked with
this module some, so thought I would see what you thought. The
entitryReference field says it points at an id as I expected, but the
attributeReference says it is the name of the attribute, not a pointer
at the id. Confusingly, though, the EML parser is configured to check
if it is pointing at an id, and if not it throws an error. So, do you
know if the attributeReference documentation is wrong, or if the EML
Parser is configured wrong? Seems to me that one or the other is wrong,
in that they are inconsistent. Thanks for the input.
Matt
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