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JXMLEditor is a XML editor developed in Java which is based on the Xerces Java parser. The goal of this editor is to offer some features (tree view, drag & drop, syntax colorizing) to create XML documents easily. Also available as Eclipse Plugin.
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Stef is the "Structured Text Editor Framework". It is an extensible editor for working with hierarchically structured text (like XML, programming languages and other types of parseable text).
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The main goal of this project is to create a programming editor, which allows editing the tree structure of the code instead of editing the linearization. This should be implemented using XML and XML Schemas, see homepage for details.
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A WYSIWYG editor, as Eclipse plugin, for producing and generating ' FOP ' Stylesheets from a graphic surface.
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A very simple web based IDE primarily for Java. The IDE provides a source tree, text editor with syntax highlighting, CSS for look and feel, and ant support. Future enhancements include subversion support. Uses Google Web Toolkit. Requires Javascript.
