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In Visual Studio 2005 the XSD compiler was in the SDK/v2.0 directory. Not
being completely happy with the above answers I have found that. I have used the xsd.exe utility in Visual Studio 2003 and 2008 to generate typed
datasets from a 3rd party XSD file. The third party has changed. Where cann I find or download this tool xsd.exe. Thanks. Friday, April 11, 2008 9:
07 AM. Reply. This file located in the visual studio sdk. By Tim Trott, Thursday 20th November 2008 in C#. XSD is a simple tool that
can be used to generate a C# class from a given XML document. EXE tool from
the Visual Studio Command Prompt (Start - Visual Studio 2005 - Visual Studio
. 2 May 2012. As I do not have VS2008 installed on my current machine, I had to go hunting for
it. On a Windows 7 machine running VS2010, xsd.exe should. 3 Nov 2006. Generate class from xsd.exe Visual Studio Add-In. Thanks for the suggestion
and when I upgrade the code to VS2008 Ill add that feature in. 1 Dec 2007. Visual Studio ships with a tool called Xsd.exe that will automatically. Studio
Tools and then click Visual Studio 2008 Command Prompt. 10 Feb 2011. Are you looking for xsd.exe, the tool that used to come with Visual Studio?
Download xsd.exe right now - without having to get the whole. Visual Studio & MSDN subscription access & SDKs; Trial software. The XML
Schema Definition tool (Xsd.exe) allows you to generate an XML schema that. The XML Schema Definition (Xsd.exe) tool generates XML schema or common
language runtime classes from. Choose from CS (C#, which is the default), VB (
Visual Basic), JS (JScript), or VJS (Visual J#). Visual Studio Command Prompt