Hi,

I experienced that XMLSpy has quite a few problems with recursive =
structures.
OxygenXML handled these cases correctly.
I suppose that writing some stylesheets for a generic sample document =
generation will get very complex. You would need to pass the name of the =
root element as a stylesheet parameter, since it is sometimes not =
possible to detect it from the schema structure.
The stylesheet must also take care to not run into infinite recursions.
It would be quite a challenge to write such an XSLT...

best regards,
Roman

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> Von: xmlschema-dev-request@w... 
> [mailto:xmlschema-dev-request@w...] Im Auftrag von Florent Georges
> Gesendet: Mittwoch, 12. Juli 2006 14:49
> An: Mukul Gandhi; xmlschema-dev@w...
> Cc: Lev S. Pliner
> Betreff: Re: Turn XML Schema into sample document using XSLT
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> Mukul Gandhi wrote:
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>   Hi
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> > After some googling, it seems there is no such project. But 
> tools like 
> > XMLSpy can do this nicely.
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> > Do you specifically need XSLT stylesheet only?
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>   XMLSpy does it for very simple cases, if I remember right.  
> For more complex cases, like inheritance and abstract 
> elements, ID and IDREFS, coocurrence constraints, etcetera, I 
> think there is no support at all.
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>   Of course you can write an XSLT script to transform its 
> result to what you want, but I guess having a set of 
> stylesheets could be interesting to import in new, local, 
> simple generators.
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>   Regards,
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> --drkm
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