Are there any tools like jaxb that work with relaxng?
To the best of my knowledge, there are not (for java). The language
"binding" frameworks for RelaxNG that I have seen generally involve
annotating the RelaxNG grammar with explicit hints about how to map
schema elements to object mode
In particular, could you compare in detail this relaxng method and
the similar xml schema approach using substitution groups and
abstract schema types? (note that the substitution group part of
this is unnecessary but results in easier to read xml)? After
studying your blog post I don't
On May 21, 2008, at 9:56 AM, Jason van Zyl wrote:
Bryon,
How would you compare this with a method like this using XML Schema.
I'm not a huge fan of XSD, but there is a lot of tooling for XSD
especially in IDEs and that would be something we have to consider.
Do you actually use this metho
I wrote a kinda lengthy blog post about doing this sort of thing:
http://freedomandbeer.com/posts/extensible-xml-with-xml-namespaces-and-relaxng
RelaxNG is a fantastic language for specifying schemas for XML - the
grammar notation is very natural to write in. Allowed elements are
specifie
