xml editors

[Radhika]

Hi,

I am looking for some java based, opensource xml editors which support
xml schemas. Can somebody help me???

thanks,
Radhika.

[Saqib Ali]

> I am looking for some java based, opensource xml editors which support

xml schemas. Can somebody help me???

By "support xml schema" do mean:

1) You can use the editor to write an XML Schema; or
2) The editor should be able to validate against a XML schema

Here is a commercial Java based XML editor that may be what you are
looking for: http://www.oxygenxml.com/

Here are some other XML editors:
http://www.xml-dev.com/blog/#19

In peace,
Saqib Ali
http://validate.sf.net

[Radhika]

sa***@stonebeat.org (Saqib Ali) wrote in message news:<d2**************************@posting.google. com>...

I am looking for some java based, opensource xml editors which support
xml schemas. Can somebody help me???

By "support xml schema" do mean:

1) You can use the editor to write an XML Schema; or
2) The editor should be able to validate against a XML schema

Here is a commercial Java based XML editor that may be what you are
looking for: http://www.oxygenxml.com/

Here are some other XML editors:
http://www.xml-dev.com/blog/#19

In peace,
Saqib Ali
http://validate.sf.net

Thanks Saqib, I meant the editor should be able to validate against a
XML schema, something like oxygenxml, but opensource.

[Gerald Aichholzer]

On 6 Jun 2004 22:21:21 -0700, Radhika <r_********@yahoo.com> wrote:

sa***@stonebeat.org (Saqib Ali) wrote in message
news:<d2**************************@posting.google. com>...

> I am looking for some java based, opensource xml editors which support
> xml schemas. Can somebody help me???

By "support xml schema" do mean:

1) You can use the editor to write an XML Schema; or
2) The editor should be able to validate against a XML schema

Here is a commercial Java based XML editor that may be what you are
looking for: http://www.oxygenxml.com/

Here are some other XML editors:
http://www.xml-dev.com/blog/#19

Thanks Saqib, I meant the editor should be able to validate against a
XML schema, something like oxygenxml, but opensource.

Not OpenSource, but the best XML-Editor I have ever seen is XML-Spy
from Altova (http://www.xmlspy.com/). You can test it for 30 days and
the smallest edition is not so expensive AFAIR.

I have tested several OpenSource-Editors, but compared to XML-Spy
they all s**k - most notably in the usability department.

HTH,
Gerald
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[Sebastian Bossung]

Gerald Aichholzer wrote:

Not OpenSource, but the best XML-Editor I have ever seen is XML-Spy
from Altova (http://www.xmlspy.com/). You can test it for 30 days and
the smallest edition is not so expensive AFAIR.

I believe the home edition even is free now:
http://www.xmlspy.com/support_freexmlspyhome.asp

Sebastian

[Stanimir Stamenkov]

/Radhika/:

I am looking for some java based, opensource xml editors which support
xml schemas. Can somebody help me???

http://sourceforge.net/projects/xmen/

Haven't looked at it closely, though.

--
Stanimir

[Jerzy Piorun]

> I believe the home edition even is free now:

http://www.xmlspy.com/support_freexmlspyhome.asp

yes, it is. It's a personal edition.

[Edwin Dankert]

Maybe the XML Editor that comes with the open source Exchanger XML Browser
(MPL) might be what you're looking for, it allows for validation against
DTDs and XML Schemas.

Please have a look at http://www.xngr.org/

Or try the new version of the Exchanger XML Editor (free evaluation).
http://www.exchangerxml.com/

Regards,
Edwin Dankert
Cladonia Ltd.
http://www.cladonia.com/

[Berislav Lopac]

Radhika wrote:

Hi,

I am looking for some java based, opensource xml editors which support
xml schemas. Can somebody help me???

thanks,
Radhika.

http://www.editix.com
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