In one of the propitiatory product on which I am working needs configuration to be setup using large XML files. So I am looking for a solution to easily edit the XML is a visual interface. Tried following
- Visual Editor for XML VEX Eclipse Plugin (very early, so features missing)
- Using XSLT (Ruled out, Considering the size of DTD's)
Any other tool (similar to vex), which will let me define my own stylesheets for XML Fi开发者_开发百科les and/or looking for a different approach.
Try Komodo Edit. It's free, open source, multi-platform and supports XML editing.
From the Komodo Edit online help:
XML AutoComplete and CallTips
Komodo supports XML autocomplete and calltips for basic XML as well as a number of XML dialects, including:
HTML
XHTML
SGML
RELAX
RELAX NG
RDF
MXML
XML Schema
Atom
Dublin Core
DocBook
WAP
XSLT
VXML
SVG
MathML
XBL
XUL
XML Catalog
Support for additional XML dialects can be configured by adding an XML Catalog for the dialect in the SGML/XML Catalogs section of the Code Intelligence Preferences.
Komodo supports the following types of XML autocomplete:
- Autocomplete for elements: A list of elements available in the current namespace is supplied upon entering "<". If the current document's XML dialect is not recognized (i.e. it is not in the above list or in a configured catalog), the completion list is drawn from elements used in the document.
- Autocomplete for attributes: A list of attributes available within in the current element is supplied upon entering a space after the element name.
- Autocomplete for end-tags: A list (of length one) to close the current tag is supplied upon entering '
If the document does not have an XML declaration, autocomplete will default to XHTML 1.1. The DOCTYPE and namespace can be manually set under File Properties.
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