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XSDDIAGRAM(1) User Commands XSDDIAGRAM(1)

NAME

xsddiagram - Xml Schema Definition (XSD) diagram viewer

SYNOPSIS

XSDDiagram.exe [ -o output.svg] [-os EXTENSION] [-r RootElement] * [-e N] [-z N] [-y] [-u USERNAME] [ -p PASSWORD] [file.xsd or URL]

DESCRIPTION

XSD Diagram, version 0.16.0.0
-o FILE
specifies the output image. '.png','.jpg', '.svg' ('.emf' on Windows) are allowed. If not present, the GUI is shown.
-os EXTENSION
specifies the output image is streamed through the standard output. EXTENSION can be: png, jpg, svg. If not present, the GUI is shown.
-r ELEMENT
specifies the root element of the tree. You can put several -r options = several root elements in the tree.
-e N
specifies the expand level (from 0 to what you want). Be carefull, the result image can be huge.
-z N
specifies the zoom percentage from 10% to 1000% (only for .png image). Work only with the '-o', '-os png' or '-os jpg' option.
-y
force huge image generation without user prompt.
-u USERNAME
specifies a username to authenticate when a xsd dependency (import or include) is a secured url.
-p PASSWORD
specifies a password to authenticate when a xsd dependency (import or include) is a secured url.
Example 1: > XSDDiagramConsole.exe -o file.png -r TotoRoot -e 3 -z 200 ./folder1/toto.xsd
will generate a PNG image from a diagram with a root element 'TotoRoot' and expanding the tree from the root until the 3rd level.
Example 2: > XSDDiagram.exe ./folder1/toto.xsd
will load the xsd file in the GUI window.
Example 3: > XSDDiagram.exe -r TotoRoot -e 2 ./folder1/toto.xsd
will load the xsd file in the GUI window with a root element 'TotoRoot' and expanding the tree from the root until the 2nd level.
Example 4: > XSDDiagramConsole.exe -os svg -r TotoRoot -e 3 ./folder1/toto.xsd
will write a SVG image in the standard output from a diagram with a root element 'TotoRoot' and expanding the tree from the root until the 3rd level.
January 2013 xsddiagram 0.16