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Documenting XMl and XSD files

Hi to all!

I'm writing many XML and XSD files which are the base configuration
files for my application. In order to document within such files what
I'm doing and why, I add some verbose explanations with many <!-- ...
--> tags.
I wold like to know whether it exists or not something like a doxygen
or javadoc tool (and syntax) for XML and XSD documentation in order to
generate automatic html (at least) documentation for the content...

Thanks.

Luigi

Apr 26 '06 #1
1 1505
You can use Oxygen xml editor for xsd documentation. May be it supports
xmi format.
Software can be downloaded from www.oxygenxml.com

Apr 26 '06 #2

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