You need a start attribute on the schemaSpec. See
http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/html/ref-schemaSpec.html

Incidentally, the same ISO workgroup responsible for the Isofication of 
the feature structure standard, is now planning to work on the feature 
system declaration, and will be meeting in July, just before the ALLCACH 
conference. So if you have any comments to make on the FSD, now is an 
excellent time to make them!



Martin Holmes wrote:

>Hi folks,
>
>The P5 guidelines say:
>
>"A feature system declaration is encoded as a document of type <teifsd>. 
>It has two parts: an obligatory header (which provides bibliographic 
>information for the file) and a set of feature structure declarations 
>(each of which defines one type of feature structure). "
>
>and they show an example like this:
>
><teifsd>
>   <teiHeader>
>...
>   </teiHeader>
>   <fsDecl type="GPSG">
>    <fsDescr>...</fsDescr>
>    <fDecl>
>...
>    </fDecl>
>    <fDecl>
>...
>    </fDecl>
>   </fsDecl>
>  </teifsd>
>
>However, documents in this format don't validate against a schema which 
>includes the relevant module (declarefs); teifsd can't be the root 
>element for a document. This is the ODD file schemaSpec:
>
>             <schemaSpec ident="MosesDictionary" xml:lang="en">
>                 <moduleRef key="core"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="tei"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="header"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="textstructure"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="analysis"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="declarefs"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="dictionaries"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="iso-fs"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="linking"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="namesdates"/>
>                 <moduleRef key="gaiji"/>
>             </schemaSpec>
>
>Am I missing something here?
>
>Cheers,
>Martin
>  
>