Up to now i just tryed XMLSpy and Oxygen. I realy liked the
"Authentic" view of XMLSpy, specially for the non-xml experts
introducing data.
Oxygen "TreeView" seems to me a little complicated to use, but it
gives a general perspective of the document, that is good. Too bad it
hasn't a "form view" to enter data.
Also, i had a look at Relax NG but didn't understand what it is. It
seems a alternative to Schema? A replacement for DTD? However it's not
a W3C standard, or is it?
Last, someone off the list point me to XMLEditor from Cladonia
http://www.cladonia.com/index.htm does anybody know this?
I'm going to begin tests with my "real scenario", until now i was
playing with the examples.
Thanks all.
On Tue, 4 Jan 2005 16:51:36 +0000, António Mota <amsmota(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>
wrote:
So here it is the question: My boss wants me to evaluate a XML / XSL
Editor in order to aquire some licenses
We want to define some XML strucutures, with nested nodes (recursive
was the word my boss used but i don't think it's correct).
We need to enforce some list of possible values on some nodes, both on
creation and edition.
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.
The insertion/editing should be in a "form-like" manner, with
conboboxes to the "constrainted" nodes.
Since you have a lot of info on mdb database, some kind of mapping
would be good, but it's not mandatory. Also, in XSLT processing i'll
acess many data that probably remain in db.
Since for our next projects were bounded to XSL 1.0, there's no need
to 2.0 support, but i would very like to have it.
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