Hussein Shafie escribi?: > Agnisys wrote: > >> I'm trying to see if this tool is a good fit for my >>application. So far it seems that it is not. I wonder if you can help me >>evaluate it. >> >>1. I'm looking for an XML editor that hides the XML from the user.
Did you asked for it in comp.text.xml? It was me who suggested XXE as a solution. >> I have a grammer written in XSD >>I can't figure out how to tell XMLMind about it. Put an appropriate DOCTYPE declaration in your XML document. >> >>2. Secondly how to specify the CSS stylesheet. Put an appropriate <?xml-stylesheet ..?> processing instruction in your XML document. > > You need to write a configuration (a declarative XML file) which will > instruct XXE how to handle your documents. How to do this is explained > here: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/configure.html Yes, but it is possible to do a quick test without it: 1.- choose a sample xml document to test the editor features. Or just write one with any XML editor. Even an empty document would suffice. Put the appropriate <!DOCTYPE ...> and <?xml-stylesheet ..?> in it. 2.- open this sample document in a modern web browser, just to verify that the schema and the stylesheet are accesible. 3.- open the sample document in XXE. If you get a tree view instead of the CSS-styled view, go to Options -> Options -> open and uncheck the "ignore <?xml-stylesheet?>" checkmark. Reopen the sample document. 4.- if you get a warning message about unsopported features of your CSS stylesheet, just accept and ignore it. 5.- test the editor features: navigate the structure, add elements, edit text data and attributes, cut/copy/paste text and/or elements or whole subtrees, etc. I hope this helps. Regards. -- Manuel Collado - http://lml.ls.fi.upm.es/~mcollado
