[topicmapmail] XML Schema to XTM

[Thomas B. Passin]

I said -

> I'd start off settling for just a subset of xsd.  There are too many 
> features that are so hard to understand and implement that no three (and 
> sometimes no two) schema validators agree on their validity.  Even 
> though you are not doing validation, that indicates how hard some of the 
> features can be to understand.
> 
> Also, don't forget about handling schema imports, and differences 
> between default qualified and default unqualified elements.

And Murray has augmented my post with his indubitable wisdom. 
Notwithstanding the two of us, though, there are at least one or two 
stylesheet-based xsd documenters or visualizers.  I forget their names 
just now, but they might be a very good starting point for practical 
ways to root around in xsd schemas.

Oh, wait, good old Topic Maps Bookmark Manager to the rescue!  Here's a 
URL to one of them, xs3p, looks pretty good -

http://titanium.dstc.edu.au/xml/xs3p/

Cheers,

Tom P

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