Please see a thread on this
exact topic in the semi-recent past (6 months ago?) in which various folks
(including Henry Thomspon) described schemas that were found in various online
repositories.
Joe Chiusano
On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 13:08:44 +0000, Adi Eio
<adieio@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
> I was wandering to how can I
know the current extent of XML Schema on
> the Web. Because I saw a paper
by Mignet et al (2003), that say:
> "conceptual schemas on the XML Web is
not yet widespread: only 48% of
> the documents reference DTDs while the
number of documents that
> reference XML Schema specifications is
insignificant (0.09% of all
> documents)."
Is that % of all
instances of documents in the wild, or a % of types
of documents
in the
wild? If it is the former, I would not be suprised at that
number given
that
the internet is awash in RSS files, for which there will never be a
schema.
-joe
--
Joe
Gregorio http://bitworking.org
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