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XML editor

13-09-2001 11:23am

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MiCr0

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any one recommend one?

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#2 13-09-2001 11:34am

Enygma

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I use XMLWriter which is pretty good. You can create your own tasks (transform through XSL etc) which is pretty neat. One of the lads got XML Spy recently and I've only heard great things about it, worth a shot.
Failing that Jext isn't a bad editor.

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#3 13-09-2001 2:21pm

amen

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I use XML Spy

if your using SQL Server u can get it to return data in XML but watch out for NULL column names

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#4 13-09-2001 4:19pm

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I would recommend XML Spy.

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#5 18-09-2001 2:19pm

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Defo the one to use, worked with a lot of XML and it is the best, will generate DTDs for you from the XML you have.

Eval copy I have only allows 3 users on the NW max to use it though, seems to have a sniffer run when u start it first.

gluck
yop

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