Hello,

I plan to program a special kind of an XML editor. It's purpose will
be to edit only xml-files which are based on a particular set of XML-
Schemafiles. This editor will include some high-level capabilities
which are specific to these set of xml/schemafiles.
I have one special requirement: I do have to support several parallel
versions (which are quite alike, but partly different) of the XML-
Schemafiles at the same time, meaning that whenever a particular XML-
File will be opened for editing a very particular set of th XML-
Schemafiles has to be applied. In total, there are 3 different
versions currently.

I was wondering if someone could give me a tip how to start all this:
I can see two totally different ways:
1) use XSD.exe to create a static class structure; do this for all 3
sets of Schemafiles and handle the naming problems somehow (all 3
versions will be using mostly the same names...)
2) use XmlDocument to load the correct version of the Schemafiles
dynamically.

Could you give me some ideas how to decide?

Thanks!

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