Andy Wardley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of these days I'll get around to writing the generic schema
representation tool that I've been thinking about since then.
Something that works independantly of any particular data representation
method like XML.
If you confine yourself to XML, your
drafts, but given the quality of
his previous work I have no doubt that the results will be excellent.
In XML circles there's been a lot of but why use RelaxNG, XML Schema has more
adoption? talk recently. If you find yourself in such a situation, the
arguments are quite simple. Several years
Mark Fowler wrote:
Hang on, I seem to remember you giving this big talk about how you were
going to use XML Schema to do all this whizz bang stuff.
Whatever happened to that? Proved to be too complex?
It proved to be close to impossible to implement the full XML Schema
specification. My
Raf wrote:
I've found XML::Schema which looks great but requires you to manually
create a perl representation of your xml schema beforehand.
Or you parse your XML schema document and transform it into the appropriate
Perl representation. Non-trivial, but may be quicker than hand-coding Perl.
A
Andy Wardley said:
Raf wrote:
I've found XML::Schema which looks great but requires you to manually
create a perl representation of your xml schema beforehand.
Or you parse your XML schema document and transform it into the
appropriate Perl representation. Non-trivial, but may be quicker
Hi,
If anyone's awake, I need to find some package which will validate an xml
document according to some provided xml schema. I don't want to write
that bit myself and hoped that it existed. I've found XML::Schema which
looks great but requires you to manually create a perl representation
On Monday 23 June 2003 9:16 pm, Raf wrote:
If anyone's awake, I need to find some package which will validate an xml
document according to some provided xml schema.
In a nutshell, you have to leave Perl and enter the world of Java. You oculd
have a look at XML::Schematron, but that might
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003, Ian Brayshaw wrote:
On Monday 23 June 2003 9:16 pm, Raf wrote:
If anyone's awake, I need to find some package which will validate an xml
document according to some provided xml schema.
In a nutshell, you have to leave Perl and enter the world of Java. You oculd
have
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