LMX XML C++ Databinder Support

We are very keen to have a dialog with developers working in the XML space (not just the XML C++ data binding space), even if you are currently not our customers. Only that way can we understand the problems you have to solve on a daily basis and how we can help.

Our preferred method of support is via e-mail. This gives us the opportunity to think about the issues you raise and consider the impact of what we suggest. It also allows you to attach supporting material so we can better understand how we can help.

If you have any technical questions about LMX XML C++ data binding, either pre- or post-sale, please e-mail us at .

If you have any sales questions about LMX XML C++ data binding, please e-mail us at .

If you prefer to talk to us, you can on the following numbers:

We also want to hear from you if LMX XML C++ Databinder isn't quite what you need. This will help us define future products.

We thank you in advance for helping to make our products better.

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Free Express Edition Support

The Free Express Edition License for LMX XML C++ Databinder has no formal support from Codalogic. However, we have set up a mailing list to enable the community of Express Edition License users to support each other. You can subscribe to this mailing list by sending an e-mail to:

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Tutorials

We are developing tutorials to help those new to XML Schema, XML in general and XML C++ databinding. The current list of tutorials is shown here. We hope to add to these in future. If you have comments on these tutorials, please send a message to .

A Simple Overview of W3C Schema

XML C++ Data Binding Explained

Useful Resources

XML Schema can be hard to learn. To that end, you might find the following useful:

Comprehensive book that makes XML Schema (fairly) easy to understand. Read this first and then try and make sense of the standard! Worth having close by whenever working with Schemas.

On the 'to buy' list.

General overview of XML, including coverage of Schema, DOM, XSLT, XPath etc., etc. Possibly it tries to cover too much!

Other Books, not Reviewed

Web Based Information

XML Schema Part 0: Primer

XML Schema Part 1: Structures

XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes

W3C Home Page

xml.com - Excellent articles all about XML.

xml.org - Hosted by Oasis.

Oasis - e-business standards.

XSV - On-line schema validator by the standard authors. (For status see here.)

A Good Article on Schema Versioning

Paper: Implementing XML Schema Naming and Design Rules