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RE: building an object model of a XML schema
- From: jivanyi@a... (Julius Ivanyi)
- To: 'Michael Brennan' <Michael_Brennan@a...>,'Adriano Venturini' <venturi@i...>, xml-dev@l...
- Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2001 14:27:00 -0500
I am
working on something similar, in Perl as a prototype and later maybe on
C++.
Julius
I
haven't really seen much for this. You can check out Castor, though: http://castor.exolab.org/ It's the
one tool I know of for this sort of thing. If you find anything else, let me
know.
Hi all,
I have defined a set of schemas that model the
data model of our project.
We use the schemas for validating purpose, but
we need also to programmatically read the schema and
to understand the structure of a
document compliant with the schema.
For example, given a schema
model that contains a
LODGING_SERVICE element that contains three elements: NAME,
LOCATION and COST,
I need an API that returns this
structure, along with the datatypes of the NAME, the LOCATION and the COST
fields (i.e. like a data dictionary of an RDBMS ).
Obviously I could use an XML parser, but I
would implement a very limitated component.
Is there any library that read a schema
and provide an object model of the schema itself ?
Thanks in advance,
Adriano Venturini
ITC-irst Electronic Commerce and Tourism Research Laboratory via
Sommarive 18, 38050 Povo (TN) Italy http://ectrl.itc.it/
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