XSDdoc Stylesheet Overview

The XSDdoc stylesheet, from xframe ( http://xframe.sourceforge.net/xsddoc.html/) displays XML Schema documentation using a Javadoc look-and-feel. Here is sample of purchaseOrder.xsd displayed using the XSDdoc stylesheet.

Figure 300. XML Schema Documentation Displayed Using XSDdoc Stylesheet

XSDdoc Stylesheet Settings

The XS3P stylesheet allows you to modify the following:

  • Title - The title displayed on the XML Schema documentation's Overview page. The default title is XML Schema Documentation, but you can change it to whatever you want by editing the Doctitle field.
  • Footer - The string that appears at the bottom of every printed page in the XML Schema documentation. The default is http://www.stylusstudio.com.
  • Header - The string that appears in the navigation bar, which is displayed at the top and bottom of every page in the XML Schema documentation. Here, the header is purchaseOrder.xsd.

Figure 301. XML Schema Documentation Headers

  • Inclusion in the XML Schema documentation of
    • Attributes
    • Groups
    • Local usage
    • Subtypes
    • Types
    • The name or network address of the proxy host server, and the server port to which Stylus Studio attaches. The proxy host, if needed in your environment, is used to access the Internet in order to resolve imported or included stylesheets.

You control these settings on the Documentation page of the Options dialog box.

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