Generating a tree diagram from an XSD file

Question

I would like to generate a tree diagram out of an XML schema definition. Liquid XML Studio has a visual XSD tree editor, and lets me save my tree as a .png file, which fulfills some of my needs. But I am wondering if there is a tool out there that lets users convert XSD files to web pages, where the diagram can be clicked, expanded, and collapsed, and possibly even support URL fragments, so that I could link to a particular complexType, and clicking on the link would jump to that part of the diagram.

Is there a tool out there that does any of these things?

Answer 1

Oxygen XML does most if not all of what you need. From the website blurb:

It is possible to generate HTML documentation pages from XML Schema files. The documentation includes images representing the models for the elements, attributes, types, a.s.o. The documentation is obtained with just a couple of clicks even for schemas that include or import other schemas. For large schemas a generate chunks option is available that will output each global schema component description (element, attribute, type, etc.) on a separate page.

An example HTML documentation page is given, the link to which is broken. Try Google's cached copy:

http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:g_RCqsDpZ2YJ:www.oxygenxml.com/personal.html+http://www.oxygenxml.com/personal.html