Favorite XML Tools?
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
I've used XmlPad[^] for some time. It's free and works well.
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
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http://www.altova.com/[^] (never used it, heard of it) http://www.oxygenxml.com/[^] Don't know this one... http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/[^] even didn't heard of that one... http://www.editix.com/[^] never heard of that one... notepad => used tons of times, never hangs, works well and it is lightweight. ultraedit => also used it extensively, it works like charm, it is a powerful editor. ...
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Joan Murt wrote:
http://www.altova.com/\[^\] (never used it, heard of it)
Not free, but I've been using it at work for years and it works well. You have a GUI schema builder and solid autocomplete for editing xml.
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
MS XML Notepad[^] Although I still prefer the first version (1.5).
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
Notepad.
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Joan Murt wrote:
http://www.altova.com/\[^\] (never used it, heard of it)
Not free, but I've been using it at work for years and it works well. You have a GUI schema builder and solid autocomplete for editing xml.
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It's the best one I've ever used. Auto-Schema generation and documentation based on sample XML, XSLT Debugger and HTML,XML and Text Output visualizers, validation of schemas and good stack trace of schema exceptions. You should try the evaluation period and buy a copy if you like it ( I do ;P ) DiffDog is also cool, although I won't pay for it, has a pretty good level of details for XML comparisons (based on elements, attributes, values, etc), not only text like some others :suss:
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
Notepad++
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
Notepad++.
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
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MS XML Notepad[^] Although I still prefer the first version (1.5).
Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
Although I still prefer the first version (1.5).
You've got to be kidding. It had so many bugs it was almost unusable. Buggy UNICODE support, didn't respect
xml:space, etc.Software Zen:
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What is your favorite tool to use to create XML by hand? Is there a 'best' one? (Preferably open source.) Any particular one(s) to avoid? Thanks, Don
One of my favorite XML tools sits three offices down, I use him all the time. He's not paid very well, but at least he knows his schemas.
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote:
Although I still prefer the first version (1.5).
You've got to be kidding. It had so many bugs it was almost unusable. Buggy UNICODE support, didn't respect
xml:space, etc.Software Zen:
delete this;True, but I preferred the GUI interface for some reason.
