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[XML-DEV Mailing List Archive Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries] [Reply To This Message] Re: A design question for you please
 Second, what are you really trying to accomplish here? You say you want to see a listing of schema file names and the associated schema contents, but why? A listing like that is likely to be very long and dense; how will that be useful? Maybe there's another way. Third, should the output be in XML? Because if it is, you won't be able to simply copy in the various schemas as is. If not, what format should the results be in, and why? Fourth, if several of the included schemas themselves include the same subsidiary schema, should that subsidiary one be listed in full against all of the calling schemas? That would be a lot of duplication. If not, where should it be listed? TomP On 6/26/2015 10:37 AM, Costello, Roger L. wrote: Hi Folks, I’d like for you to put on your designer hat please. Suppose I have an XML schema document A that imports B and C. Both B and C import D. And D imports A. I want to create a tool. I feed into the tool the main schema document (e.g., schema document A) and it outputs a sequence of schema documents: <xs:schema>... A ... </xs:schema> <xs:schema>... B ... </xs:schema> <xs:schema>... C ... </xs:schema> <xs:schema>... D ... </xs:schema> However, I want the tool to also output the filename of each schema document. So, should the tool output a sequence of (filename, schema document) pairs? A.xsd <xs:schema>... A ... </xs:schema> B.xsd <xs:schema>... B ... </xs:schema> C.xsd <xs:schema>... C ... </xs:schema> D.xsd <xs:schema>... D ... </xs:schema> Is that how you would do it? /Roger 
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