[off-topic] Looking for a good xml-editor
[1/5] from: Christophe::Coussement::mil::be at: 22-Jul-2003 14:11
Hi List:
Please pardon me for this not-directly-related-with-REBOL topic.
I'm now using our fav language to generate huge XML Data files, in the domain of Psychotechnical
Assessment.
As I'm working with CREdit as editor, which has limited xml-capabilities, I'm looking
for a good XML-editor which can simplify my edition and documentation work ...
I've heard of XMLSpy (from http://www.altova.com/), which I'm testing now. But does anybody
knows some other good editors ?
thx a lot!
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[2/5] from: bry:itnisk at: 22-Jul-2003 14:36
I say bad things about xmlspy, in the same market as xmlspy is xmetal.
The newer version xmetal 4, which I have not tried yet, seems to have
some good things going for it, the older version (xmetal 3) however I
would have a difficulty recommending as it always had problems handling
stuff that did not have a doctype or schema associated with it. The
older version seemed geared towards providing xml editing to document
specialists, xmlspy seems geared to providing it to programmers who need
to work with various xml formats, however I find that if one is working
with a format one knows in either the older version of xmetal or in
xmlspy one soon gets disgusted with the editors and decide to move onto
another editor, either a simple text editor such as EditPlus which I
often use or the following:
I would recommend http://www.topologi.com/products/tme/index.html
absolutely, however it presumes some expertise with xml.
[3/5] from: Christophe:Coussement:mil:be at: 22-Jul-2003 15:44
Thanks a lot, Bryan! I will look for this ...
For those interested, I noticed those two interesting links:
a review from PC Mag: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,65860,00.asp
a review of free XML tools: http://www.garshol.priv.no/download/xmltools/cat_ix.html#SC_IDE
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[4/5] from: greggirwin:mindspring at: 22-Jul-2003 8:36
Hi Christophe,
CC> I'm looking for a good XML-editor which can simplify my edition and
CC> documentation work ...
Have you looked at XMLMind? I've only tinkered with it, but it seems
good to me (I haven't done major comparisons with others though).
-- Gregg
[5/5] from: Christophe:Coussement:mil:be at: 23-Jul-2003 9:19
Thanks for the hint, Gregg! Found @: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/
I'll test it ;-)
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