[TriLUG] XML editing

[Douglas A. Whitfield]

oXygen will actually run as an Eclipse plug-in, or so I hear from a
very reputable source.  oXygen will do XSL translations and things and
has trang installed by default.  Not that I'm plugging the proprietary
oXygen, this is for informational purposes only.  Don't know if I
mentioned this, but oXygen is cross platform if you ever get stuck
using something else.  So is Eclipse, of course.

On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 7:42 AM, Robert Dale <robdale at gmail.com> wrote:

>
>  You could try the emacs of the modern, GUI world: Eclipse.  Eclipse
>  and/or MyEclipse have xml editors that work in tree mode and text
>  mode, with suggest-as-you-type, autocompletion, auto-closing tags,
>  validation, generate xml from dtds, xsd even with optional
>  attributes/elements and dummy values.
>
>  If you get Eclipse, I think you have to have Web Tools Project (WTP)
>  installed to get all the xml editing features.
>  MyEclipse comes with everything.
>
>  Eclipse is open source.  MyEclipse is a commercial variation for a small fee.
>
>  Eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org
>  MyEclipse: http://myeclipseide.com/