Re: XML / XSL Editors

I should have said that i'm using jEdit from some months now (thanks
to info on this list) but the problem here is the insertion of data in
the XML nodes. I, as a programmer, will define the structure, the
constraints (i think it's possible using DTD or Schema), eventually
the mapping to RDB's, and someone will insert data into the nodes.
That why a need a form-like editing capabilities, with copy/paste,
comboboxes to restrain entreyes, etc...

XMLSpy is probably the most known of the editors, i think i'll begin with it.

Thanks.


On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 09:23:03 -0800, Daniel Bibbens <dbibbens@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Antsnio Mota <amsmota@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > So here it is the question: My boss wants me to evaluate a XML / XSL
> > Editor in order to aquire some licenses (+-5) of the selected one. I
> >
> > We want to edit(insert) / visualize the XML in a tree-like (hierarqly)
> > view. We want to copy&paste or move chunks of nodes alongside the
> > nested tree.
> >
> > So what Editors would people on the list recomend?
> >
>
> I'm using nXML mode for GNU Emacs
> (http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/2044) quite happily and would not change.
Given the content of your
> message, you might like JEdit (http://jedit.org/). You will need to
> download and install several plugins all of which is done from within
> JEdit. IF you take the time AND exert the effort, you'll find that
> JEdit hits your key requirements.
> --