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XML Spy does a very nice job of creating documentation for XML Schema's.
However, if you don't have XML Spy, I have found that using XSLT to create
documentation based on the <xsd:annotation> element within the schema
works very nicely. However, in order to make the customized documentation
useful, either with XML Spy or customized XSLT is to make sure that you
use the <xsd:annotation> element within the schema.
Betty
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003, florian wrote:
> hi!
>
> i was wondering if anybody knows a nice way to generate
> a documentation out of a xml schema..
>
> i already tried the xs3p stylsheet, however i find it the output
> too tied to xml schema. the people who will use the documentation
> barely know anything about xml schema..
>
> any alternative?
>
> thanks alot!
> ciao!
> florian
>
>
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