Thanks Peter, from reading the a7soft.com website, they appear to be
focussed on data rather than xsl/xml for documentation as we are. Their
merge also looks primitive - the suggestion is that it is all-or-nothing
whereas I'd like to be able to deliberate over each item.
R
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From: Hofman, Peter
I'm still using ExamXML from http://www.a7soft.com/
It's pretty cheap (USD 29 for single user license and USD 285 for site
license).
They also have commandline interface and Java API for ExamXML as well as CSV
to XML and XML to CSV conversion tools.
Hi all, Do you use any visual XML Diff tool to compare the results of
XSL transforms? I've had a look at these:
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