>From my general understanding, PSVI is an abract grammar framework for validating XML instances and exposing meaningfull schema information about them. And for that matter is does a great job supporting DTD's and XML Schemas as grammars for XML instances.
AFAIK, the support provided by PSVI is to read a grammar, build an in-memory model, use it to validate XML instances, and to exposed some information about the instance grammar. Are there any thoughts on supporting the authoring of XML Schemas using the PSVI in-memory model? That would basically entail reading a grammar (an XML Schema), building an in-memory model, modifying/creating the model programmatically, and writing the grammar back to disk. PSVI was build with different requirements from ground up, but I can see that there is some overlap between the model currently existing and the model necessary to accomplish the programmatic authoring of XML Schemas files. Are there any thoughts with respect to this? Thanks, Yuri --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
