You can try XMLSpy 5, FrontPage, DreamweaverMX ...
"Mattias" <mattiaslarson@ home.se> wrote in message
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> I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the handle XML
> code and so on.
> Which are the best editors, do you think?
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Don't forget Stylus Studio (my personal favorite).
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"Useko Netsumi" <_no-spam_usenets@ny c.rr.com> wrote in message
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> You can try XMLSpy 5, FrontPage, DreamweaverMX ...
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> "Mattias" <mattiaslarson@ home.se> wrote in message
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> > I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the handle[/color][/color]
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> > code and so on.
> > Which are the best editors, do you think?
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Mattias wrote:[color=blue]
> I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the
> handle XML code and so on.
> Which are the best editors, do you think?[/color]
It depends, what you want to do. If it is with text flows, then my favorite
is XMetaL
If it is data centric XMLSpy seems to be more appropriate, but in real
experience, my favorit is XMetaL
If it is an enviroment for inexperiecned users my favorite is XMetaL
I tried the whole bunch but I always came back to XMetaL ;-)
On Sun, 16 Nov 2003, Bernhard Weichel wrote:
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> Mattias wrote:[color=green]
> > I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the
> > handle XML code and so on.
> > Which are the best editors, do you think?[/color]
>
> It depends, what you want to do. If it is with text flows, then my favorite
> is XMetaL
> If it is data centric XMLSpy seems to be more appropriate, but in real
> experience, my favorit is XMetaL
> If it is an enviroment for inexperiecned users my favorite is XMetaL
>
> I tried the whole bunch but I always came back to XMetaL ;-)
>
> --b
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>
>[/color]
I use XMLSpy as I do a lot of work with content/publishing. Works fairly
well for me. I also recommend to authors that submit articles to me to use
Cooktop (http://www.xmlcooktop.com/) and Morphon
(http://www.morphon.com/), which are free for personal use.
Mattias wrote:
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> I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the handle XML
> code and so on.
> Which are the best editors, do you think?
>
>[/color]
Of course, XMLSpy is a cool tools, but it's a commercial product. There
is Oxygen XML editor that is a OpenSource product. You are free in choice.
Mattias wrote:
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> I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the handle XML
> code and so on.
> Which are the best editors, do you think?[/color]
Alexey Dmitriev wrote:[color=blue]
> Mattias wrote:
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>> I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the
>> handle XML code and so on.
>> Which are the best editors, do you think?
>>
>>[/color]
> Of course, XMLSpy is a cool tools, but it's a commercial product.
> There is Oxygen XML editor that is a OpenSource product. You are free
> in choice.[/color]
Steve Slatcher wrote:[color=blue]
> Alexey Dmitriev wrote:
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>>Mattias wrote:
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>>>I'm going to evaluate XMl editors. Evaluate the GUI and how the
>>>handle XML code and so on.
>>>Which are the best editors, do you think?
>>>
>>>[/color]
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>>Of course, XMLSpy is a cool tools, but it's a commercial product.
>>There is Oxygen XML editor that is a OpenSource product. You are free
>>in choice.[/color]
>
>
> So where would I find that? http://www.oxygenxml.com/ sells its product.
>
>[/color]
Sorry. It's a real so. I have confused it with another. Try EditML
editor (http://www.editml.com)
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