XML Editor

Garth J Lancaster

http://www.firstobject.com/dn_editor.htm[^] 'g'

NormDroid

Cheers.

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Cedric Moonen

PSPad[^] is a great free editor. I think you can also use it for XML. But it is really powerfull.

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V 0

XML Notepad 2007. I think it's one of the powertoys from MS.

V. No hurries, no worries

NormDroid

Cheers. Missed that one:rolleyes:

Roger Irrelevant "he's completely hatstand"

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

Visual Studio.NET 2003 ;)

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DavidNohejl

He said free. I don't recall Express versions of VS 2003, but then again, I don't remember what's the day today :)

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NormDroid

dnh wrote:

He said free.

And plus the Visual Studio editor is pants, and I'm using Visual Studio 2005 and don't like living in the past.

Roger Irrelevant "he's completely hatstand"

Zdeslav Vojkovic

I use XmlPad[^]. It has lots of advanced features (schema generation, validation, documentation generation, XSLT editor and debugger...), which i don't really need :)

Vikram A Punathambekar

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Cheers, Vıkram.

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ChesterPoindexter

I looks nice but after installing when trying to start it I get some OLE registry error. Maybe it doesn't work under Vista. Thomas

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Zdeslav Vojkovic

fortunately, i am still on XP :)

ChesterPoindexter

I just installed in a XP VPC image. Works great, thanks.

Thomas

El Corazon

norm .net wrote:

please point me to a free good Xml Editor.

http://symbolclick.com/[^] a bit old, but good.

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Blake Miller

I will give this a try. I used the XML Notepad 2007 on my 28 MB (Megabytes!) XML file and it CHOKED! (XML Notepad 2007 is NOT responding...) [EDIT] - Okay. I tried the XMLPad, and it did not choke as BAD as XML Notepad 2007, but it still got so tied up with procesing it was as much as locked up. I guess neither of these tools can handle XML files with over 60,00 nodes too well. It was using like 1.9 MB real memory and 1.9 MB virtual memory. -- modified at 11:12 Thursday 30th August, 2007

scottjw79

Try Notepad++, it does more than just XML http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

Shog9 0

I was just looking for something that could handle large XML files without choking - this does the job beautifully! :) Thanks

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Rajesh R Subramanian

scottjw79 wrote:

Try Notepad++, it does more than just XML

Plus, it is open source. Friendly link[^]

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Garth J Lancaster

no worries - as usual, its a 'ymmv' - but its simple enough for my needs, and if I ever needed to muck around with it (as if I'd ever get the time), I have an 'Advanced Developers' license with these guys so I get the source whenever its updated 'g'