XMLSpy
is one of the best xml editors around in the market. It has all the
features necessary to create a web application that is xml based.
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Some of
the features that are available for editing an xml document are well-formedness
checking, validating an xml document based on a schema or a DTD, tabbed
validation window, intelligent editing where you get the help when start
typing an element, colored syntax, find and replace for the whole project,
using regular expressions, and code completion.
Apart
from these you can also view the xml file in table or grid form or in
the browser view. Spell checking feature is also available.
The schema
editor in XMLSpy also has most the feature mentioned above and also
provides some features that are specific to the schema editor.
The components
of the schema can be browsed easily. You can also convert from DTD to
Schema. If you have a well-formed xml file you can also generate Schema
from that xml file. Features like XSLT debugger and XSLT editing are
also supported in XMLSpy.
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