Hi Warner,
I too am in the market for an XML editor for OS X. I took a look at Jaxe,
but what I got looks to be localized for France. Is an English version
available?
Thanks,
Andy
On 9/14/04 10:41 PM, Warner Onstine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On that subject I really like Jaxe
Andrew Barton wrote:
Hi Warner,
I too am in the market for an XML editor for OS X. I took a look at Jaxe,
but what I got looks to be localized for France. Is an English version
available?
I use XXE from XMLMind. It edits any XML, but has built-in support for
DocBook.
They have a free
Ahh, yes. I had to patch it so to speak. Here is the discussion
thread with the fix:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=719677forum_id=184274
-warner
On Sep 15, 2004, at 9:39 AM, Andrew Barton wrote:
Hi Warner,
I too am in the market for an XML editor for OS X. I took a look at
The thing I like about jaxe is that it will support anything with an
XSD or DTD (so not just limited to docbook format), it's very slick in
how it edits, but not without it's quirks.
-warner
On Sep 15, 2004, at 9:45 AM, Drew Davidson wrote:
Andrew Barton wrote:
Hi Warner,
I too am in the market
Warning: Drew is the Tapestry stud.
I have not fully taken the Tapestry plunge yet. I have been doing JSF
(JavaServer Faces) for a while. I dig JSF. I hear Tapestry is better.
JSF is a lot *more* productive than Struts.
Tapestry is on my list of things to master.
-Original Message-
FYI:
For those interested in learning more about tapestry...
Warner has begun a series of tapestry tutorials (2 in the series so far) at:
http://www.sandcastsoftware.com/articlesandtutorials/brownbag/index.html#tapestry
There's a more basic tutorial available at:
