An xml
viewer and editor help you to view the xml document easily and also
edit them if needed. Syntax color coding of the elements, the attributes,
and the values in the xml document helps you to identify the different
components of the xml file easily and edit them.
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A
tree like view of the different elements and their attributes helps
easy editing. You can expand and collapse the elements if needed. The
industry standard xml editors come with the viewer and with a host of
other features.
Some of
the useful features that you can use are those that check for the well-formedness
of an xml document. You should be able to validate the xml document
against a schema or a dtd.
Syntax
color coding and code completion are the standard features that will
enable you to work with the documents with ease. Editors like XMLSpy
would also help you generate an xml instance document from the schema
you have created and vice versa.
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