From: Geoffrey Lane Date: 2006-02-24T11:09:13+09:00 Subject: Re: Creating Ruby Classes from XSD? Check out SOAP4R. It includes xsd2ruby and wsdl2ruby tools. They don't come in the standard distribution I don't think. As for everyone wanting to know why XSD? XSD allows you to define language-independent schemas that can be consumed by multiple languages. If you define a Schema up front when you do SOAP document literal services, you can get full validation before your service is called. On Feb 23, 2006, at 11:12 AM, Justin Bailey wrote: > .NET ships with a tool that will generate classes directly from an XML > schema (XSD) file. Does the Ruby standard library have anything > similar? > It's a great tool on the .NET side, and I bet Ruby could do it even > better, > if not. -- Geoff Lane