Is there a Relaxer for .NET? Is Relaxer alive? Is RelaxNG viable?

Question

I read about Relaxer, the thing that compiles .RNG to Java classes. BBut the website, http://www.relaxer.org/, is dead.

Q1:
Is Relaxer alive? Is it real, does it work? Is it reasonable to generate Java classes from .RNG?

Q2:
Is there a Relaxer for .NET? Is there a tool that generates C# classes from RelaxNG schema?

Q3: Is there a Relaxer for Javascript?

AND, finally

Q4:
Is RelaxNG alive? Is it viable? Relevant and useful in the REST/JSON world? Are people still using it or is it going to fade, a good idea that has been dropped? I know that is subjective, but I'd like to know your assessment. I see only 9 or 10 RelaxNG Q's on stackoverflow, so I question the relevance of this technology. If not RelaxNG, then what? WADL? Nothing?

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See Maintaining Consistency Between JavaScript and C# Object Models for a related question.

Answer 1

Rather than let this question hang out here unanswered forever, and going on the theory that no answer at all is actually a pretty definitive answer, I'm going to provide a response myself.

The answers:

1. No, by all indications, Relaxer is not alive.

2. There is no Relaxer for .NET

3. There is no Relaxer for Javascript

4. RelaxNG is apparently also dead.

in summary, Nobody cares.