DOM certainly has nothing built in that could directly help you with
this problem. It will allow you to build a DOM tree, but schemas are not
meant to be used like that.
Schemas are for validating the correctness of a document, not for
building a document. The trouble is, a schema implies a set of XML
documents, not just one.
Schema validation is currently partially implemented in xerces-j, and
there are plans for it in xerces-c, but no implementation yet.
John
Pallavi Mahajan wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
> I need some generic application in C++ which will generate an XML file
> by reading an existing XML schema file (which decides the actual
> formal of the XML to be generated).
> i.e., i have some data in some structure, and for that data i need to
> generate an XML file. Now this file needs to be generated in some
> specified format, which is dictated by the schema file. How do i
> generate the XML file for this.
>
> How does Xerces help in XML generation??
>
> Regards,
> Pallavi.
>
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