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Using Schemas with XML Documents

Stylus Studio allows you to associate one or more schemas with each XML document. A schema can be a DTD or an XML Schema.

There are several ways to associate a schema with an XML document:

To associate an external schema with a document, ensure that an XML document is active. Then, from the Stylus Studio menu bar, select XML>Associate XML with Schema.

To define an internal DTD, specify it in the XML editor Text tab or Schema tab.

To have Stylus Studio generate a schema, in the XML editor, click the Schema tab. If the XML document has some contents, Stylus Studio prompts you to indicate whether you want Stylus Studio to generate a schema from the contents. See Having Stylus Studio Generate a Schema.

This section discusses the following topics:

Associating an External Schema With a Document

Having Stylus Studio Generate a Schema

Validating XML Documents

Updating a Document's Schema

Removing the Association Between a Document and a Schema

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