The above extract allows me to complete the checklist:
SOAP-1.2
Envelope: whitespace only, insignificant
Header: whitespace only, insignificant
HeaderElement: any character, significant
Body: whitespace only, significant
BodyElement: any character, significant
Fault: whitespace only, insignificant
Detail: whitespace only, significant
DetailEntry: any character, significant
SOAP 1.1 does not explicitly allow or disallow them. The BP 1.2 explicitly disallows DTDs
and PIs, but not text nodes. The only source of information on text nodes is the schema.
All SOAP-1.1-defined elements have an element-only content type. Considering the
validation rules from the XML Schema Part 1 (see below), SOAP-1.1 elements allow text
nodes in the same way as their 1.2 counterparts, except that whitespace is always
insignificant.
anonymous wrote : 3.4.4 Complex Type Definition Validation Rules
| [...]
| If the {content type} is element-only, then the element information item has no
character information item [children] other than those whose [character code] is defined
as a white space in [XML 1.0 (Second Edition)].
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