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schema compatibility

Greetings all

My name is Jesper Bengtson and I am a PHD-student of computer science at
the university of Uppsala in Sweden. I have been searching the web for a
way to check wether or not an XSD is compatible with another, i. e., can
any XML-document formated by an XSD S1 also be formated by another XSD S2
- or is S1 a subtype of S2.

Does anyone know if there exsist a tool for this. If none exsits, I will
have to write one myself, but I would much rather use existings software.

Hope to hear from someone. A happy new year to all of you in the meantime.

Sincerely

/Jesper Bengtson
Jul 20 '05 #1
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