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XML Editor - 1.02

Extensive XML building tool that validates via DTDs

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All Time:	(3.5)
Version 1.02:	(2.5)
Selected Version:	1.02
Release Date:	2001-06-06
License:	Update
Downloads (version 1.02):	1,731
Downloads (all versions):	26,077
Price:	$55.00

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Product Description:

XML Editor is a clean, simple and powerful graphical XML editing tool. It features full DTD Validation, but doesn't require a DTD if you only want to do well-formedness Validation. It gives meaningful messages that point you a conflict with the XML to the DTD, and tell you why your XML conflicted the DTD. It can tell you if your XML is badly formed in other ways. It has two viewing modes, "Tree" mode and "Source" mode. Source mode lets you do text editing on your XML. It can also tell you exactly where in your source an error exists, if there are any, and the type of error, making fixing bad XML easy.

What's new in this version:

Adds full DTD support, batch validation, fixes every bug reported (we now have a 0 known bug count). Can handle DocBook now, which can break even some well known XML DTD parsers.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 7.6 or higher
or
Mac OS X 10.0 or higher

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Great App! - Version: 2.31, 11/8/2006 06:24AM PST

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cogden

We've tried pretty much every XML tool out there. While Oxygen is undisputedly strong for XML "programming" (ie, XSLT transformations, etc.), we've found that it's not nearly as clean/easy to use as XML Editor for "exploring" XML docs. XML Editor's tree view is excellent. Also, it's $55 as compared to Oxygen's $225, which is 4x the price.

As well, we had a couple of questions/issues that we sent to the author. Not only did he reply within a day, but he actually programmed a handful of fixes and enhancements and sent a new build within a couple of days. Unbelievable responsiveness and customer service. Two thumbs up

Don't rush into this... - Version: 2.3, 6/26/2006 10:54PM PST

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pmccann

If you're going to be using this for academic/personal projects please take a little time and have a look at OxygenXML first.

Yes it's big, but it's *extremely* well done, and the feature set is several orders of magnitude above what's offered by XML Editor for pretty much the same price.

XML+DTD is pretty miserable these days!

Not a good first impression - Version: 1.13, 12/24/2003 04:40AM PST