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Verbosio XML Editor
A prototype extensible XML editor based on Mozilla technology
See the Templates subproject for current work. This project is on hold until that project finishes. But there's a *lot* going on there! -
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A WYSIWYG XML editor. The goal of this editor is to enable (web)developers to create an easy to use interface for authors to edit XML content. See the wiki for a more detailed description.
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A cross-browser WYSIWYG XML editor for all your (XML) editing needs. Use it for your CMS, your guest-book entry page, or to input your corporate financial records!
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A cross-browser WYSIWYG XML editor for all your (XML) editing needs. Use it for your CMS, your guest-book entry page, or to input your corporate financial records!
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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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