Hi Ben, Cooktop does a lot of what you propose here but unfortunately it is windows only. Have a look at www.xmlcooktop.com. BTW this gadget is free and you can add a lot of functionality (templates, XSL/XML code snippets) easily and you have a choice of all kinds of XSLT/FO processors (and you can change/add these if/when needed).
If only this editor were mulitplatform :-) Cheers, Michiel $ -----Original Message----- $ From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] $ Sent: donderdag 30 mei 2002 20:12 $ To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ Subject: How do you edit your XML files? $ $ $ (I was tenpted to send this also to the xml-dev list which I also $ read, in the sense of admire the post that swoosh way over my head, $ as there has just been a short thread on XML editors; but I cross-post $ no more often than I spam). $ $ A curious ommission from the Apache's XML project is an Open $ Source XML editor. $ $ Perhaps the majority of people here use emacs/PSGMLS. But there $ must be many who do not wish to. vi users for a start. $ $ A 'proper' XML editor/IDE would be very useful for examining XML $ and FO files, parsing and validating them and processing with $ XSLT. $ $ Is there already a project in existence that does this? $ $ Would people here contribute to one? I am interested in The $ XML Editor, one that would run on the platforms that I use $ MacOS and KDE, and also ones that coworkers use, (MS Windows 98). $ $ If so, how should it be licensed, so as to be compatible with $ (as a minimum Xerces and Xalan) both now and in the future? $ $ Any thoughts or advice gratefully received. $ $ Ben. $ $ $ --------------------------------------------------------------------- $ To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] $ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
