Where can I find XML Schema Explorer in Visual Studio 2022? Can not find in my installed version!

Nikolajs Glizde 20 Reputation points
2023-08-05T13:47:13.8433333+00:00

In your site is written: The XML Schema Explorer is integrated with Microsoft Visual Studio ...

And nothing from this works also:

The XML Schema Explorer provides a hierarchal view of the schema set through a tree view. The XML Schema Explorer also provides search, filtering, navigation, and sorting. To access the XML Schema Explorer, do one of the following:

If you are on the Start View, click the XML Schema Explorer link.

If you are on the Graph View or the Content Model View and have nodes in your workspace, use the context (right-click) menu to select the XML Schema Explorer.

You can also select the XML Schema Explorer from the View menu.

You can access the XML Schema Explorer from a .vb file that has a Visual Basic XML literal associated with an .xsd file. To see the schema set in the XML Schema Explorer, right-click an XML node in an XML literal or an XML namespace import and select the Show in Schema Explorer command. For more information, see Integration of XML literals with XML Schema Explorer.

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  1. Viorel 118.4K Reputation points
    2023-08-05T13:58:04.0433333+00:00

    Did you try to open any existing .xsd file (using Open File from File menu, for example)?

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  1. Nikolajs Glizde 20 Reputation points
    2023-08-06T11:34:56.3866667+00:00

    Thanks I solved this problem: Open any sample .xml > menu XML > Create Schema.


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