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RE: [xml-dev] Number of active public XML schemas

From: "Michael Kay" <michael.h.kay@--------.--->
To: "'Ronald Bourret'" <rpbourret@---------.--->,"'xml-dev'" <xml-dev@-----.---.--->
Date: 11/2/2004 9:21:00 AM
> 
>  From personal experience, I'd have to say that complex DTDs are 
> slightly more penetrable than XSDs. As a user, I'm usually 
> just trying 
> to find out one or two things and I can do this by chasing entities 
> through the DTD with a text editor. I give up completely when 
> faced with 
> a complex XSD document. (And in neither case can I get an 
> overall picture.)

But tools can do a very good job of navigating around an XML Schema. With a
DTD, given the amazingly creative ways people use parameter entities, that's
very much harder: in fact, as you say, searching for strings using a text
editor tends to be all you can do.

Michael Kay


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