Altova SchemaAgent 2007 is the new paradigm in advanced schema management

Altova SchemaAgent 2007 is the compelling new paradigm for modeling and managing advanced schemas and their components in enterprise workgroups. It lets you view all your schemas as a pool of resources and construct complex schemas from elements of other schemas distributed about your network. This promotes the design of componentized schemas upon which your group can standardize and yields schemas that you can easily reuse and interconnect to reduce development times. SchemaAgent lets you see how schemas are utilized in your information infrastructure. In addition to XML Schemas Definition (XSD) files, you can also inspect and administer schemas used as sources or targets in Altova MapForce data mappings. SchemaAgent can be run stand-alone or operated in client/server mode to share resources in a workgroup. It is easy to use via its own interface or through the schema view of Altova XMLSpy. SchemaAgent provides access to files on network servers, on the Internet, or stored in any standard repository. Its explorer pane displays the schemas available in the server path you designate, and you can organize them there as needed. The design pane displays a visual representation of selected schemas and their relationships down to the component level. You can create, update, or delete schema references through the drag-and-drop interface, and all changes to a given schema are saved back to the repository and automatically propagated to all other schemas that reference it. Includes, imports, and redefines are indicated by color-coded connecting lines between components. Details on global elements, attributes, complex and simple types, and foreign data types are also presented. You can even save schema representations for documentation purposes. SchemaAgent simplifies the challenge of managing the multitude of schemas that often exist within an organization or even a single XML-based project. Control your schema assets with ease. Download Altova SchemaAgent 2007 today.