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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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TAXI enables you to edit informations-dense XML documents, by providing an extremely customisable graphical representation of the content. With a simple stylesheet, you can create the most appropriate visualisation for your data.
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TXE is GUI XML editor written in Java using the DOM (Document Object Model) parser provided by Oracle.
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This is a validating xml editor for creating, edititing an manipulating XML files by a web interface. It is based on open standards like XHTML, JavaScript, DOM and CSS for the client and JavaServlets, JSP for the server.
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A lightweight cross platform XML editor. It has a tree viewer/editor and supports content completion, XPath, XQuery, XSLT, XML document validation etc. Many GUI features are configurable and supports multiple languages (localization).
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Simple XML editor application for standardized ETSO V2R3 schedules used in energy market for nominations sent to e.g. the german TSOs (Transmission System Operators).
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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.
