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WTP XML Schema editor export [message #76403]

Thu, 24 February 2005 07:04

Eclipse User

I like the graph view of XML Schema files (.xsd) a lot. Therefor I would
like to use them in my documentation. This requires a possibility to
somehow export this graph to some graphics format (jpg, tiff, etc). Is
there a way to achieve this? Maybe through a seperate plugin?

Re: WTP XML Schema editor export [message #76498 is a reply to message #76403]

Thu, 24 February 2005 11:11

Eclipse User

Dennis Vredeveld wrote:
> I like the graph view of XML Schema files (.xsd) a lot. Therefor I would
> like to use them in my documentation. This requires a possibility to
> somehow export this graph to some graphics format (jpg, tiff, etc). Is
> there a way to achieve this? Maybe through a seperate plugin?
>

I don't think this function is supported in WTP yet. Someone was asking
about it earlier (see "Re: How to print XSD Graph" by Craig Salter from
February 3 2005).

Since it sounds like a few people would be interested in this function I
would suggest opening a bugilla bug for this marked as an enhancement

Re: WTP XML Schema editor export [message #77062 is a reply to message #76403]

Fri, 25 February 2005 15:19

Eclipse User

Dennis Vredeveld wrote:

> I like the graph view of XML Schema files (.xsd) a lot. Therefor I would
> like to use them in my documentation. This requires a possibility to
> somehow export this graph to some graphics format (jpg, tiff, etc). Is
> there a way to achieve this? Maybe through a seperate plugin?

There is currently no support for exporting the graph to a file.
I've opened a bugzilla bug for this (86694). For those interested
in this feature, please vote for it. This will help in terms
of prioritizing bugs to fix. Thanks.

Keith Chong

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