Referencing XML Schemas in the Tree View

To reference an XML Schema in the Tree view:

1. Click the Schema node.

2. In the XML Schema left-side tool bar, click one of the following:

New Include

New Import

New Redefine

3. In the field that Stylus Studio displays, enter the location. This is a URL that identifies the location of the file that contains the XML Schema. For example, it can be like any one of the following:

myfile.xsd

http://www.mycompany.com/schemas/myfile.xsd

\\fileserver\schemas\myfile.xsd

4. If you defined an Import node, in the Properties window, double-click the Target Namespace field and enter the target namespace. The target namespace must be different from the target namespace of the importing file.

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