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XML Schema Definition Language Elements Binding Support

.NET Framework 3.5

In the table below, binding support refers to the following:

Definition bindings between classes and XSD documents via the Xsd.exe tool
Run-time bindings between objects and XML instance documents via the XmlSerializer class

See the individual element entries for an explanation of the specified level of binding support. Each entry's See Also section lists the corresponding class in the Schema Object Model.

Element	Binding support
<all>	Supported.
<annotation>	Not supported.
<any>	Partially supported.
<anyAttribute>	Partially supported.
<appinfo>	Not supported.
<attribute>	Supported.
<attributeGroup>	Partially supported.
<choice>	Supported.
<complexContent>	Supported.
<complexType>	Supported.
<documentation>	Not supported.
<element>	Supported.
<enumeration>	Partially supported.
<extension>	Supported.
<field>	Not supported.
<fractionDigits>	Not supported.
<group>	Partially supported.
<import>	Partially supported.
<include>	Partially supported.
<key>	Not supported.
<keyref>	Not supported.
<length>	Not supported.
<list>	Partially supported.
<maxExclusive>	Not supported.
<maxInclusive>	Not supported.
<maxLength>	Not supported.
<minExclusive>	Not supported.
<minInclusive>	Not supported.
<minLength>	Not supported.
<notation>	Not supported.
<pattern>	Not supported.
<redefine>	Not supported.
<restriction>	Partially supported.
<schema>	Supported.
<selector>	Not supported.
<sequence>	Supported.
<simpleContent>	Partially supported.
<simpleType>	Supported.
<totalDigits>	Not supported.
<union>	Not supported.
<unique>	Not supported
<whitespace>	Not supported.

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