Mukul Gandhi

It's been a while that, I've written a blog post here. I've few new updates, about the work which XalanJ team has been doing ov...

XPath 2.0 language has introduced new syntax and semantics as compared to XPath 1.0 language, for e.g like the XPath 2.0 quantified expressi...

Is the inherent XPath/XSLT 1.0 data model better from the point of view of functional capabilities, or the data models of next versions (2.0...

Here's a simple example, using XML Schema 1.1 <assert> to validate elementary school mathematical tables. XML document: <?xm...

I was playing with some new ideas lately related to exploring design options, to construct modular XML instance documents vs/and modular XSD...

I'm continuing with my thoughts related to my previous blog post (ref, http://mukulgandhi.blogspot.in/2012/01/using-xsd-11-assertions-on...

There were some interesting ;) thoughts coming to my mind lately, and not surprisingly again related to XSD . I was playing with XSD 1.1 ass...

I was just playing with XPath 2.0 and thought of sharing my observations, about a specific use case. We start with the following XSD sch...

David A. Lee (producer of XMLSH -- A command line shell for XML) raised an interesting discussion a while ago on XML-DEV mailing list, abo...

Over the past one or two months, there have been few interesting changes happening at Xerces-J XML Schema 1.1 implementation. I feel oblige...

I'm continuing with the XML Schema design thoughts series, with the third part here. The first two parts are available here: 1) PART 1...

I'm continuing with the XML Schema design approaches series, I started in the previous blog post . Here's the second post in this s...

I'm thinking to write a series of posts (since writing too many ideas in one post could be boring to read, and could be quite voluminous...

While writing following blog post, http://mukulgandhi.blogspot.com/2010/01/xsd-11-wild-cards-in-compositor-and.html (dated, Jan 31, 2010) [...