Note that there was some confusion in the XACML specification about whether this datatype should be able to handle XML elements (ie, whether <AttributeValue DataType="...string"><foo/> </AttributeValue> is valid). This has been clarified to provide the correct requirement that a string may not contain mixed content (ie, the example provided here is invalid). If you need to specify something like this with the string datatype, then you must escape the <
and >
characters.
@since 1.0
@author Marco Barreno
@author Seth Proctor
@author Steve Hanna
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