I finally got around to releasing my XML::Schema module(s). They're not complete, in that they don't support everything that W3C XML Schema does (which is perhaps a Good Thing, given that it is possibly the most turgid and bloated W3C spec ever).
Nevertheless, they do collectively implement a schema based validating XML parser, which isn't to be sniffed at. It also has a neat extension mechanism (which I call "XML Schedule") which allows you to attach your own callbacks to particular parts of the instance document for performing further validating and/or post-processing operations. Other than tidying things up a little today, I haven't touched the codebase in about 18 months. Things may be dusty, even dirty. There are a couple of examples with it, but nothing too monumental. I bet some London.pm hackers will be able to find some cool stuff to do with it. You can get it from CPAN some time soon, or right here right now: http://www.andywardley.com/perl/XML-Schema-0.07.tar.gz Enjoi A
