Re: [xml-dev] XML Schema question

[Stephen Green <stephengreenubl@gmail.com>]

> As it happens though
>
> http://www.relaxng.org/
>
> lists two .NET relaxng validators, although perhpaps you don't consider
> them "serious" (I haven't tried either of them personally).
>

Someone should update that list. The ones which might have looked promising
were Tenuto and the RelaxNG Validating Reader plus maybe the online validator.
Thanks to John for up-to-date Tenuto link but the one on the
http://www.relaxng.org/
site goes to a Sourceforge placeholder site (for RelaxNG examples?). As for
the other two links, the one for the .NET RNG Validating Reader goes nowhere and
the online validator seems to support nothing but XHTML. It gives the impression
RelaxNG has been somewhat abandoned when the main site for it has so many
broken links and disappointing ones at that. Maybe just the Trang and
an updated
link to Tenuto would suffice for most people (though the amount of use
I'd likely
make of RelaxNG would probably just warrant a few handy online tools
in my case).

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Stephen D Green



On 01/03/2011, David Carlisle <davidc@nag.co.uk> wrote:
> On 01/03/2011 17:10, Stephen Green wrote:
>> Last time I looked
>> there didn't seem to be anything serious that would run RNC or RNG in .NET
>> though:-(
>
> That was Evan's point.
>
> rather than trying to pull off the impossible of defining a small sane
> subset of the monster that is XSD, just define a small sane subset of
> Relax NG and consider trang just as a compilation step.
>
> If your microxml instance is constrained by a relax ng schema, which
> also has an automatically generated version using XSD syntax, it really
> doesn't matter whether on a given platform you use the rnc or xsd file
> at run time.
>
> As it happens though
>
> http://www.relaxng.org/
>
> lists two .NET relaxng validators, although perhpaps you don't consider
> them "serious" (I haven't tried either of them personally).
>
> David
>
>
>
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