I've had fun lately using Graphviz (http://www.graphviz.org). It is
pie-simple to write XSLT to generate a graph description from any XML
instance (xsd or other). Then run it through one of graphviz's layout
programs to create the graph. I haven't used SVG output, but it is one
of several available output formats.
It might be a stretch to produce conforming UML class diagrams. But you
can easily use XSLT+graphviz to create customized visual representations
of any object graph that is implicit in an XML document.
--Paul
sthomas2(_at_)ups(_dot_)com wrote:
Slightly off-topic, but does anyone know of or have experience with a
transform that can create an SVG diagram of an XML schema? Something
like a UML class diagram or the schema diagrams created by XML tools
like <oXygen/>
TIA,
Stephen
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