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Florian:
I have created a really simple XSLT stylesheet to pull the
documentation out of a schema for my own use. I will be glad to share it
with you. You will need to customize it based on the <xsd:appinfo>
element. An example of the output is:
http://www.eccnet.com/sil/ABCD_documentation.html
I don't know if any other generalized tool. XML Spy does a pretty
good job, except it puts everything into a single file which makes the
documentation unusable because of the sheer size of the file. I have
written an XSLT to take XML Spy output and create a navigatable frame
presentation.
Betty
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003, florian wrote:
>
> On Montag, Juni 9, 2003, at 03:40 Uhr, Betty Harvey wrote:
>
> >
> > 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.
>
> im using mac os x.. so unfortunately i cant use xml spy : /
>
> i franky cant believe that there are no other tools to create
> documentation.
> are there ways for relax?
>
> yup, im using xsd:annotation basically for every element in my schema..
>
> thanks!
>
> ciao!
> florian
>
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