I would like to generate a graphical documentation of some XSD files (XML schema definition). I know, there are a few projects that do a good job generating a textual documentation. But I use XmlSpy and I really love the tree that I get when I click on "print".
I would like to generate this automatically on a continuous integration server. The question is: how can I get this scripted? I found a forum post that sais "it's possible", but I don't have a clue where to start.
EDIT: the focus here is doing it from the command line rather than having a graphical editor.
Some ideas:
You may like Xsdvi, which converts an input XSD into an SVG diagram like this one (which I think is a logical choice: it's an XML to XML conversion). It is simple to use and its output can be rendered to any scale, it is SVG after all.
This tool was mentioned in this off-topic and deleted post (requires 20k+ rep to view). And there's XSDiagram, check it out.
Apparently, JDeveloper can be used for this, as this post shows, which is free for registered users.
I have not tried any of these, I'm happy with what oXygen provides. Try them out. Be aware that asking for tools is typically off-topic on StackOverflow, though continuous-integration is not (hence I decided to answer anyway).
