1 Scope
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Rules for Converting an ASN.1 Message Set Definition to
an XML Schema
4.1 Defining a Simple Type in Terms of a Basic Type
4.2 Defining Basic INTEGER Types
4.3 Defining INTEGER Types with Minimum and Maximum Values
4.4 Defining String Types of Minimum and Maximum Length
4.5 Defining String Types of Fixed Length
4.6 Defining ENUMERATED Types
4.7 Defining a Type Definition Embedded in an Element
Definition
4.8 Defining a Complex Type as a SEQUENCE of Elements
4.9 Defining a Complex Type as a CHOICE of Elements
4.10 Defining a Complex Type as a SEQUENCE of Named Types
4.11 Defining a Complex Type as a SEQUENCE of a Named Type
with Minimum and Maximum Number of Elements
4.12 Defining a Complex Type as a SEQUENCE of an Unnamed Type
4.13 Defining Elements as Instances of Existing Basic Types
4.14 Defining Elements as Instances of User-Defined Types
4.15 Defining Elements as Instances of In-Line Defined Types
4.16 Defining BIT STRING Elements
4.17 Defining OCTET STRING Elements
4.18 NULL Elements
4.19 Object Identifier (OID) Elements
4.20 General Elements
4.21 Handling Comments
4.22 Commonly Repeated Element
4.23 Defining an Element of a Type Defined in a Different Schema
4.24 Defining Top-Level Elements
4.25 Beginning and Ending the Schema
5 Discussion of Selected Conversion Rules
5.1 Methods of Defining ENUMERATED Elements
5.2 Alternate Methods of Defining Mixtures of Text Strings and
ENUMERATED Elements
5.3 Alternate Method of Defining BIT STRINGs
5.4 Treatment of IA5String Contents
5.5 Treatment of OCTET STRINGs
5.6 Treatment of Manual ASN.1 Tag
5.7 Treatment of Long ASN.1 Names
5.8 Treatment of ASN.1 Comments
5.9 Use of XML Names spaces to Point to Types Defined in
Other Standards
5.10 Expressing the Resulting Schema in a Standard
6 New Types Defined for the SAE ATIS J2353/2354 Schema
6.1 Binary Type
6.2 OctetString Type
6.3 NumericString Type
6.4 BoundedString Type
6.5 UndefinedElement Type
7 A Complete Example of the Rules in Use
8 BIBLIOGRAPHY
TABLES