How to generate XSD from elements of XML

If all you want is an XSD so that the XML you gave conforms to it, you'd be much better off by crafting it yourself rather than using a tool.

No one knows better than you the particularities of the schema, such as which valid values are there (for instance, is the <maxlength> element required? are true and false the only valid values for <required>?).

If you really want to use a tool (I'd only advice using it if you haven't designed the XML and really can't get the real XSD - or if you designed it, double check the generated XSD), you could try Trang. It can infer an XSD Schema from a number of example XML's.

You'll have to take into account that the XSD a tool can infer you might be incomplete or inaccurate if XML samples aren't representative enough.

java -jar trang.jar sampleXML.xml inferredXSD.xsd 

You can find a usage example of Trang here.

You can try with online tool called XMLGrid: http://xmlgrid.net/xml2xsd.html

You could write an XSLT to do something like that. But the problem is, a single document alone is not enough information to generate a schema. Are any of those elements optional? Is there anything missing from that document, that might appear in other instances? How many of a particular element can there be? Do they have to be in that order? There are loads of things that can be expressed in a schema, that are not immediately obvious from one instance of a document that conforms to that schema.

For the people who really want to include it in their Java code to generate an XSD and understand the perils, check out Generate XSD from XML programatically in Java

Try xmlbeans it has some tools one of them is ins2xsd you can find specifics here: http://xmlbeans.apache.org/docs/2.0.0/guide/tools.html Good luck