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>Deriving an XML syntax from a UML model in a consistent manner
means you *don't* repeat the modeling process; rather, you use the superior
modeling medium to model the domain and then generate the XML syntax
according to a well-defined pattern.
David S. Frankel<
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Once upon a time we talked about reversable process.
I'd still like to be able to do that - i.e. import my DTD (aka schema)
into a UML tool and have it then make those components available.
Then I can do interesting UML things on top to enhance the documentation.
I've used Visio Professional like this against SQL tables, and this just
seems such a natural win-win.
Never under estimate the power of simple! Not everyone wants to
start the process in a UML tool - nor should they need too.
DW.
