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You were there in Prague, weren't you Michael? Anyway, it should work with several caveats; I looked into it at that time and found it useful for a restricted set of XML schema files. Main purpose was schema differencing, though. -W On 06/12/2011, Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 06/12/2011 15:38, Wolfgang Laun wrote: >> Anthony B. Coates presented "'Full Impact' Schema differencing" at XML >> Prague 2010. It uses a thing called XML Zebra, available from >> http://www.xmlzebra.com, to generate all XPaths from an XML Schema. >> >> > The number of paths that can find a non-empty result is of course > infinite. Even if you confine yourself to paths using the child and > attribute axes, the number of possible paths is infinite if the schema > is recursive. That doesn't mean that you can't represent this infinite > set in some way, or compute it in a finite time; just don't expect the > answer to be a simple list of permitted path expressions. > > Michael Kay > Saxonica
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