(Henry S. Thompson) writes:
>Thanks for the plug. It's worth noting that handing a schema document
>to XSV will check whether or not it conforms to the schema for schema
>documents, but that's _all_ it will check. If it fails that test, you
>know you need to fix something. However, it may pass that test, and
>still not correspond to a conformant schema, because that requires
>more than just valid syntax.
That simple functionality has been enough to keep me from knocking my
head against a wall (or a faulty implementation) a few times already -
especially since I'm writing in RELAX NG Compact Syntax and using Trang
for the conversions. The free and open source tools in this area are
quite amazing.
>A tool which in my opinion does a pretty thorough job of checking
>schema documents is IBM's SQC (Schema Quality Checker). There's a
>pointer to that, and lots of other free and not-so-free tools, on the
>W3C XML Schema home page [1].
Cool.
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