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Hello,
Im working on a project that deals with structured data<span style="color:#1f497d corresponding to different data formats (EDI, flatfiles, xml) using proprietary classes.
I need to develop a logic that will replace the proprietary classes of the data structure into SOM (Schema Object Model). As I was looking in the MSDN, I found that there are 2 versions of SOM, one under MSXML and the other is under .NET framework.
The aim is, among others, to be able to export Data Structure definition from the application logic into XSD and import xsd files into the application logic.
So I want to know which one is better to use for dealing with XSD files by saving the whole structure of XSD in memory and allowing easy access to different elements definitions, handling environment changes problems and ensuring an easier maintainability
of the code?
Thanks in advance,
Hajer <hr class="sig the world is mine
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Hello,
Im working on a project that deals with structured data<span style="color:#1f497d corresponding to different data formats (EDI, flatfiles, xml) using proprietary classes.
I need to develop a logic that will replace the proprietary classes of the data structure into SOM (Schema Object Model). As I was looking in the MSDN, I found that there are 2 versions of SOM, one under MSXML and the other is under .NET framework.
The aim is, among others, to be able to export Data Structure definition from the application logic into XSD and import xsd files into the application logic.
So I want to know which one is better to use for dealing with XSD files by saving the whole structure of XSD in memory and allowing easy access to different elements definitions, handling environment changes problems and ensuring an easier maintainability
of the code?
Thanks in advance,
Hajer <hr class="sig the world is mine
View the full article