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XSDCF
This is a free command line utility we produced recently,
in the style of the xsd.exe supplied with the .NET Framework
SDK. It produces a typed DataSet code file compatible with
the .NET Compact Framework.
You can download a copy xsdcf.exe here.
xsdcf utility is similar to xsd.exe, though with fewer command
line options. To read more about xsd.exe, see the MSDN
Documentation. Basically, we only support code generation
from an .xsd file:
xsdcf file.xsd [/language:language]
[/outputdir:directory]
| Option |
Description |
| /l[anguage]:language |
Specifies the programming language to use. Choose
from CS (C#; default), or VB (Visual
Basic). |
| /o[utputdir]:outputdir |
Specifies the output directory for generated files.
If this is not specified the directory containing the
.xsd file is used. |
| /n[amespace]:namespace |
Specifies the namespace for generated files. The default
namespace is Schemas. |
Examples
The following command generates a DataSet that corresponds
to the specified schema in the C# language, and saves it
as XSDSchemaFile.cs in the root
directory. The generated file has a namespace of XSDCF_Test:
xsdcf XSDSchemaFile.xsd /language:CS /output:C:\ /namespace:XSDCF_Test
Known Bugs
- xsdcf fails when it is run in a folder with spaces in
the name
Release History
v1.0.0.5 - 17.5.04 - fix: generated DataTable.Add
methods now take related row as parameter. fix: bug causing
ParentRow.GetChildRows() methods to be wrongly named. enh:
primary key code optimized to reuse locally declared DataColumn[]
v1.0.0.4 - 17.5.04 - enh: primary key code created
for constraints in codegen (typed dataset code for primary
key constraint was not being generated)
v1.0.0.3 - 12.5.04 - fix: for FormatInfo ->
invariant culture (command line parameters incorrectly parsed
in localized cultures)
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