If you write applications in .NET that generate .NET language source-code as output, and the output language should be selectable (typically C# or VB.NET), then you will probably end up generating the output from a System.CodeDom graph. Once you have the CodeDOM the actual code generation support in .NET is easy, clean and produces reasonable code. So what's the catch? Well, consider at least the following: Building CodeDOMs programmatically is a real pain - the .NET API's are convoluted, difficult...

CodeXS Version 0.57b was released on 13 July 2006. You can download the source-code by re/registering here: Download source-code You can check the latest update information here: Features and updates You can run the CodeXS online tool here: CodeXS online Version 0.57ß - 13 Jul 2006 Currently still provides complete support for VS2005/.NET 2.0, and VS2003/.NET 1.1. Collection class bug-fixes The following bugs-fixes are implemented: Names for schema complex types an elements with multiple occurrences...