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glen.albert@a... writes:
> Does anyone have a list of limitations in XML Spy 3.0's support for XML
> Schema? I've tried contacting the company but haven't received any replies
> to my queries.
>
> I've been using it to aid in the development of a schema that was started in
> XDR. It's been great tool in helping me to implement the schema but I've
> developed a real love/hate relationship with it.
>
> It's understandable that it doesn't fully support the features of Schema
> yet, but it can be difficult in determining if validation errors (or lack
> thereof) are due to limitations in XML Spy or mistakes in my implementation
> of the schema.
There are at least 3 free systems which implement some subset of W3C
XML Schema validation -- a cross-comparison can be helpful. See the
tabulation [1] on the XML Schema homepage.
ht
[1] http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema.html#Tools
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