On 16 Apr 2002, Alexandru COSTIN wrote:
> It was a very unpleasant experience, and I would like to know where are
> those tools, because it might help us a lot ...
>
> > Developers of components/stylesheets are well-served by
> > various IDEs already.
> Can you write a list?
>
There are (SG|X)ML, XSL and DTD Emacs modes for editing with syntax
highlighting, tag completion, DTD awareness, etc. There is even a package
by Ovidiu Predescu (Thanks, OP) which does processing of stylesheets via
Saxon or Xalan from within Emacs. Results can be previewed there or your
favorite browser. I believe this tool allows for the processing of XSP
with command-line Cocoon, but I haven't used this feature. I've used this
set-up under Windows, Linux and Solaris and found it quite solid. Since
Emacs with JDE is my principal Java development environment this is a very
convenient setup.
Of the commercial tools, XMLSpy is quite well known. Never used it.
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