xs:include and performance

If one is developing a modular schema (cf my previous post), making liberal
use of the xs:include element, are there any performance issues that one
should be aware of? I'm concerned that as the size and number of schema
documents I develop grows, the performance of a validating parser that uses
my schema will suffer.

Of course, I'm not sure about this- I'm wondering if there's anyone else who
has dealt with very large schemas/collections of related schemas and can
give any information on what kind of performance could be expected. I use
MSXML4, and I tend to use cached XSL processors when possible, so I don't
have to load and compile the schema every time I want to validate a
document.

Regards and thanks,

Corey Snow

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Received on Wednesday, 6 March 2002 16:28:05 UTC