On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 4:02 AM, Sam Vilain <s...@vilain.net> wrote: > There is also the XML Schema-driven approach. In principle, it should be > possible to write a set of PRANG classes for the XML Schema language > itself, and transform those to new PRANG classes. Then, you could load > schemas for particular versions in, transform them to Perl classes, do > the load/validate, and tackle the transformation between versions some > other way. But that's a lot of work and who knows what hurdles lie down > that path.
This is in fact how I'm looking at approaching RelaxNG support in XML::Toolkit, I just lack a sufficient number of TUITS or the USD equivalent to make it happen currently. The Generated RNG classes are already part of the ex/ directory in XML::Toolkit though, and I've started stubbing out the process in a branch. One could in theory envision a tool to generate Schema based coercions from these kinds of classes, but that's a six month or longer project from what I can tell and probably not "useful" in any sense of the word here. -Chris
