Daan,

Still can't get to it -- tried IE 5.5.

--Erik

      > -----Original Message-----
      > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
      > [mailto:Daan.Hoogland@;nc3a.nato.int]
      > Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 10:35 AM
      > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
      > Subject: Re: [castor-dev] the reverse of XMLInstance2Schema
      > 
      > 
      > I just talked,
      > 
      > We have a packet filter that only allows for passive 
      > ftp. If you use a browser or set passive mode, you'll 
      > be allright.
      > 
      > -----Original Message-----
      > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:jpjansen@;snow.nl]
      > Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 5:30 PM
      > To: Hoogland Daan
      > Subject: Re: FW: [castor-dev] the reverse of XMLInstance2Schema 
      > 
      > 
      > Use passive mode (ftp -p)
      > 
      > Jos
      > 
      > > H HH techniek,
      > > 
      > > Ik krijg klachten over ftp.snow.nl:
      > > 
      > > -----Original Message-----
      > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
      > [mailto:Erik.Ostermueller@;alltel.com]
      > > Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 5:09 PM
      > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
      > > Subject: Re: [castor-dev] the reverse of XMLInstance2Schema
      > > 
      > > 
      > > Daan,
      > > 
      > > I'm having trouble downloaded from this ftp.
      > > I can logon and change to the pub/castor directory.
      > > But when I do an 'ls', the ftp client hangs.
      > > 
      > > Any suggestions?
      > > 
      > > Thanks,
      > > 
      > > --Erik
      > > 
      > >       > -----Original Message-----
      > >       > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]=20
      > >       > [mailto:Daan.Hoogland@;nc3a.nato.int]
      > >       > Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 4:25 AM
      > >       > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
      > >       > Subject: Re: [castor-dev] the reverse of 
      > XMLInstance2Schema
      > >       >=20
      > >       >=20
      > >       > H Eitan,
      > >       >=20
      > >       > > where can i find out more about daan's gui 
      > generator?
      > >       >=20
      > >       > try ftp://ftp.snow.nl/pub/castor
      > >       > there are some archives there, no 
      > documentation. One of=20
      > >       > the archives contains a patched castor. The others=20
      > >       > example applications.
      > >       >=20
      > >       > I will try to continue put in the odd hour a 
      > week, but=20
      > >       > can't guarantee it, so there is no real 
      > support for now.
      > >       >=20
      > >       > Also maybe contact "Kurt Spanier=20
      > >       > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>". He is 
      > thinking=20
      > >       > to do it all over (and probably better).
      > >       >=20
      > >       > Have fun and good luck.
      > >       >=20
      > >       > > -----Original Message-----
      > >       > > From: Eitan Suez [mailto:eitan@;uptodata.com]
      > >       > > Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 3:43 AM
      > >       > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
      > >       > > Subject: Re: [castor-dev] the reverse of 
      > XMLInstance2Schema
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > ok, i see; thanks.  by the way, an idea 
      > occurred to me
      > >       > > recently of a databinding framework between an xml
      > >       > > schema and an html gui for data entry.  
      > that is, you feed
      > >       > > a schema to a program that generates html forms with
      > >       > > the necessary javascript to enforce 
      > validation and the
      > >       > > production of a valid xml instance document when the
      > >       > > form is submitted.  this might be used by a 
      > tester for
      > >       > > data entry and for the production of 
      > instance documents
      > >       > > based on a schema.
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > it turns out that someone's already done 
      > this.  i stumbled
      > >       > > across it on the w3c schema pages at:
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > 
      > http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/xmlschema-dev/2002Ju
      > >       > n/0050.html
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > they call it schema-forms.
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > where can i find out more about daan's gui 
      > generator?
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > thanks! / eitan
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > ----- Original Message -----=20
      > >       > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      > >       > > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      > >       > > Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 4:03 PM
      > >       > > Subject: Re: [castor-dev] the reverse of 
      > XMLInstance2Schema
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > >=20
      > >       > > > Eitan,
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > > You wrote:
      > >       > > >       >   can you explain why one might 
      > seek a different
      > >       > > >       >   way to do schema-to-instance?
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > > As part of a QA/testing effort, we want=20
      > >       > > > the non-technical folks in our dept
      > >       > > > involved in creating the XML.
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > > 1) The tester guy/gal wants to flex the 
      > business=20
      > >       > > functionality handled
      > >       > > > by the
      > >       > > > data structures in a particular schema (perhaps=20
      > >       > FundsTransfer.xsd).
      > >       > > > 2) The Tester clicks a link to generate 
      > sample xml=20
      > >       > instance based on
      > >       > > > FundsTransfer.xsd schema.
      > >       > > > 3) The Tester modifies the generated 
      > instance using=20
      > >       > an XML editor.
      > >       > > > 4) The tester clicks a separate link to 
      > submit the=20
      > >       > xml to the system
      > >       > > > 5) The tester analyzes results (also in xml).
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > > Ultimately, we'd like to use Daan's UI 
      > generator=20
      > >       > instead of the XML
      > >       > > > editor.
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > > Thanks,
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > > --Erik
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > > >       > -----Original Message-----
      > >       > > >       > From: Eitan Suez 
      > [mailto:eitan@;uptodata.com]
      > >       > > >       > Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 3:45 PM
      > >       > > >       > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
      > >       > > >       > Subject: Re: [castor-dev] the 
      > reverse of=20
      > >       > XMLInstance2Schema
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       > hi erik,
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       >   why not just=20
      > >       > > >       >    a. apply the sourcegenerator 
      > on the schema,
      > >       > > >       >    b. use java to construct an instance=20
      > >       > > >       >    c. marshal it to xml
      > >       > > >       >   ?
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       >   this indirectly provides a 
      > schema-to-instance
      > >       > > >       >   generation mecahnism.
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       >   can you explain why one might 
      > seek a different
      > >       > > >       >   way to do schema-to-instance?
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       > thanks, eitan
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       > ----- Original Message -----=20
      > >       > > >       > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      > >       > > >       > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
      > >       > > >       > Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 4:56 PM
      > >       > > >       > Subject: [castor-dev] the reverse of=20
      > >       > XMLInstance2Schema
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       >=20
      > >       > > >       > > Hi all,
      > >       > > >       > >=20
      > >       > > >       > > I'm familiar with 
      > XMLInstance2Schema. =20
      > >       > However, I'm
      > >       > > >       > > looking for a process that does 
      > the reverse --
      > >       > > >       > > takes a schema and creates an 
      > XML document that=20
      > >       > > >       > adheres to the schema.
      > >       > > >       > > We want to use this as a start to=20
      > >       > creating test data=20
      > >       > > >       > for our system.
      > >       > > >       > >=20
      > >       > > >       > > XML Spy has this feature, but I 
      > was looking for=20
      > >       > > >       > > something with source code to 
      > tinker with.
      > >       > > >       > > I found
      > >       > > >       > >=20
      > >       > > >=20
      > >       > 
http://incrementaldevelopment.com/papers/xsltrick/#schem
> a-to-instance,
> > > but it is rather incomplete.
> > >=20
> > > Thanks,
> > >=20
> > > --Erik
> >=20
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