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JXSchema :: Java Swing XML Instance Editor JavaBean, dynamically generated from XML Schema document. Features real-time XML Schema validation. Creates XML instance documents that conform to the source XML Schema document.
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The BibXML Editor helps to manage bibliography information stored in an XML-based file. Export filters allows to generate BibTex files or HTML pages.
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Web 2.0 environment for collaborative and extensible design of object interconnection diagrams like UML, networks, circuits and other graph based diagrams. Client: Web-based (AJAX / Dojo Toolkit) Server: JEE Application (Struts Framework)
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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).