RE: XML/XSL free editor (eclipse plug-in, if possible)

    -----Original Message-----
    From: M. David Peterson

    >I enoyed working with jEdit also. And i didn't find it hard to
    >configure or use at all... Perhaps i'm a "experienced developer" :)
    >
    >
    Perhaps you are ;)  You're right though, its not all that
    difficult to configure but I have found that there are
    those who want an "out of the box" solution that requires
    nothing more than a standard installation process to get up
    and running. jEdit is not this kind of tool.


The biggest annoyance with jedit that made me delete it on windows;
The Redmond habit of associating extensions with applications?
jedit grabs .txt files, and I failed to find a way of removing the
association.

  That means I don't get the association I had set in windows (textpad).

I reported it to the jedit crowd, but received no reply.

Other than that I liked it.

regards DaveP


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