XML Tools and all things schema in system.xml and MSXML
September 2005 - Posts
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The XML Editor provides support for Inline Schemas. Inline schemas are XML schema definitions included inside XML instance documents. They can be used to validate that the rest of the XML matches the schema constraints in the same way that external schema Read More...
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If you are a VB developer and tried to use the new XML Editor, you might have noticed that the File menu does not have File | New option (this is only true if you selected VB Development settings). So, how do you go about creating new XML files? Lisa Read More...
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One of the goals we had for MSXML6 and system.xml in .NET 2.0 was to bring down the number of differences in schema processing between the two engines. I think we did a pretty good job here, but there are still a few differences left. The table below Read More...
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Did you know that there are multiple ways of associating a schema with an XML document in the XML Editor? The following list describes all of them in the order in which the XML Editor will look for them Schemas Property on your XML document Inline inside Read More...
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Below are a few tips and tricks on using schema cache and schema catalogs with the new XML Editor in VS 2005. Schema Cache The XML Editor comes with a set of schemas that describe some of the W3C standard and some of the VS specific XML namespaces. These Read More...
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