XML Schema 2003-02-06 - By Bob Schloss
Pae,
Obviously, you could use the DOM API provided by Xerces-J to
construct the infoset for the XML Schema consisting of the elements used in
the XML Representation of XML Schema, and then serialize that.
But if you want something that will help make sure that what you are
building is truly a legal schema, or you expect to not only build a schema
but sometimes update a schema, you might be better off using a library that
directly models the schema components. There is an open-source Java
library to do this which you can find at http://www.eclipse.org/xsd . (I
was a contributor to defining the rich and detailed API provided in that
library).
Regards,
Bob
Bob Schloss
XML/XSL Transformational Systems
IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center
Yorktown Heights, New York, USA
"Pae Choi"
<paechoi@(protected) To: <xerces-j-user@(protected)
.apache.org>
k.net> cc:
Subject: XML Schema
02/06/2003 10:40
AM
Please respond to
xerces-j-user
I understand we can use xerces to build, parse, and validate
XML. At least that's what I have been using it for up to now.
Now I need to know if it also support or contains an extension
to "build the XML Schema."
Any info and/or comments?
Pae
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