Creating an XML Schema in Stylus Studio

There are several ways to create an XML Schema in Stylus Studio, including building your own XML Schema from scratch, and creating an XML Schema based on an existing DTD or from an XML document.

This section covers the following topics:

Creating Your Own XML Schema

Creating XML Schema from a DTD

Creating XML Schema from an XML Document

You can also create XML Schema from EDI message types and transactions, like those in EDIFACT, X12, and IATA dialects. See Creating XML Schema from EDI.

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