What is XML Schema Class Generator FOR LINUX?

XML Schema Class Generator

XML Schema Class Generator is a free, open-source tool that runs in your command line. It's built with C++ and is perfect for developers looking to create C++ classes from .xsd or .wsdl files.

What Does It Do?

So, what does this software actually do? Well, it takes XML schema files in the .xsd format or SOAP service description files in the .wsdl format and generates C++ classes. These classes help you read XML documents and access all the information inside them.

Using the Command Line

You can control this tool directly from the command line! You'll be able to select different options like the port type, global namespace, SOAP client class name, and even specify the vector type (which is set to std::vector by default). Plus, you can replace any existing files if needed.

Installation Made Easy

The setup is pretty straightforward too! To get started, download the latest source package from Softpas. Save it wherever you want and unpack it.

Next, fire up your terminal emulator and navigate to where you unpacked those files using the 'cd' command (for example: cd /home/softpedia/wsdl2cpp-0.3). Then just run 'make' to compile everything. Once that's done successfully, run 'make install' as root or use 'sudo make install' if you're a privileged user to install it system-wide.

Library Requirements

Before you jump into compiling this program, don't forget that you'll need two libraries: libxml2 and C++ sockets libraries. We've tested this tool on various GNU/Linux distributions for both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x86_64) systems.

A Closer Look at XML Schema Class Generator

If we peek under the hood of this project, we can see it's completely written in C++. For more details about its features and capabilities, check out its official homepage here: Download XML Schema Class Generator!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!