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On 27/09/2013, cgokey_at_comcast.net <cgokey_at_comcast.net> wrote:
> Here is an example of one...
> http://xmlgrid.net/genXml.html
>
> They usually just fill in the elements with dummy data. I've seen
> some put in data that states the cardinality of the empty element it is
> generating. Trick is that I need to find a tool that can read the XML
> schema and generate this.
>
> I'm sure one is out there, as these tools (like above) use
> something....
>
> Thanks for your response...
>
> Chris
>