Hi,
I have not had the chance to try Oxygen yet, but I use StylusStudio for
XSLT and XML work, except for directory and rich search/replace where I
still use JEdit which is faster, more flexible, powerful, and free. In
any case, working everyday with all kinds of XSL and XML related tasks,
I prefer more than a simple XML/XSL editor, which JEdit does fine too.
StylusStudio it is not free, not web-based and offers a lot to learn to
use, but it is a powerful XSL/XML working, development, and debugging
environment for XSLT 2+, especially if you are importing EDI, using
Saxon, and appreciate tabbed working views (ex: text, table, tree),
interactive XPath queries for your XML, or need to compare (Diff) XML
files, or more, on a daily basis, then, StylusStudio has been a good
investment.
ac
Team,
We are looking for XSLT editing tool ,Could any one have any suggestion?
Please share the merits and de-merits of the tools you use for editing XSLT.
Thanks
S
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