Restrictions on XML Schema

General Restrictions

• No wildcards or attribute wildcards. For example, any element and any attribute is not supported.
• Complex types might not contain both an attribute and a child element with the same local name.
• Complex types might not be of the pattern "simple type plus attributes".
• Complex types might not contain mixed content.
• Attributes that are not part of the default (empty) namespace, cannot be used for Complex Elements.
• The 'choice' and 'sequence' compositors might not have maxOccurs > 1 (same as the restriction on 'all' in the schema specification).
• Substitution groups are not supported.
• Element of simple type with an attribute is not supported.
• The elementFormDefault can only be qualified for schemas used by REST binding and JSON activities.
• Schemas should not contain cyclic dependencies within same schema, or on the other schemas.
• Schemas should not have a type that has two child members with the same local name, but different namespaces.
• For float and double values, XML schema always shows exponential values of type 1.0E0