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Following the contest , I've been getting some emails from people about the Object Model Generator. Most questions I got were in the line of "Why doesn't OMG support feature X of XSDs" and "Why does my XSD cause OMG to throw an exception?" I am the first...
I was reading John Lam 's excellent A Practical Developers’ Guide to MSBuild article which is contained in the second installment of his Practical Eye for the .NET Guy newsletter when I realized that this could be a great opportunity to try out my Object...
I have just placed version 0.4 of the binary, source and the experimental Visual Studio .NET 2003 plugin of the Object Model Generator on its web page . Among the improvements: Any Attribute Support. Element Inner Text Support. Constants for Element ...
I have just placed version 0.3 of the binary, source and the new experimental Visual Studio .NET 2003 plugin of the Object Model Generator on its web page . Among the improvements: Element Equality. Eventful Collections. Several Bug Fixes. This release...
I have just placed version 0.2 of the binary and source of the Object Model Generator on its web page . Among the improvements and bug fixes: Clonable Objects. Parental Recognition. Improved Occurance Analysis. Initial Source Release. Please mind that...
The Object Model Generator (henceforth referred to as OMG ) is a tool designed to provide the programmer with a simple code generator able of transforming XML Schema Documents (XSD) into a Typed Document Object Model, using either C# or VB.NET as a language...
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