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Pollo is an XML editor. It can work with any well-formed XML file, but has special support for the Cocoon Sitemap, Ant build files, W3C Schema files, XSL FO files. It features a colorful graphical presentation, drag-and-drop, undo, model-view design, ...
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Editor Hexadecimal para incrustar en aplicaciones Java 1.4/Swing con el que se podra editar cualquier tipo de contenido, ya sea binario o ASCII. Hexadecimal Editor to inlay in Java applications 1.4/Swing. To be published any type of content, or binary
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The WebEditor application is a Applet Text Editor and File Manager for Managing Files and Editing them without the need for a client side FTP or TextEditor. The Applet has syntax colorizator for most web scriptin languages.
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This is a visual editing tool for generate the build.xml file in Ant. It allow user to composite a build.xml like creating a class diagram in UML.
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Literate Monkey is a small, tabbed text editor created to be an upgrade from Notepad. Its small file size and unbloated nature makes it a quick download that takes up little hard drive space.
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Kati is simplified schema-aware xml editor written in java. It supports just one fragment of the capabilities of XML Schema, but it enables a naive user to build a valid xml file with some clicks. Simply it does not allow the users to make mistakes.