Elegant user intuitive interface
Smart syntax helper on-the-fly
XSLT Editor and Debugger
Visual W3C Schema Editor
XML Project Management
Complete XML Workflow
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Features

  • XSLT Editor and Debugger (v1 v2 v3)
  • XPath (v1 v2 v3)
  • XQuery Editor
  • XML Databases (eXist, Xindice,XML Berkley db)
  • Powerful Grid editor
  • Syntax error and document xpath location on-the-fly
  • Validation of XML documents against
  • Validation for W3C Schema
  • Context sensitive content assistant based on XML Schema, DTD, XML RelaxNG
  • XSLT / XSL-FO / DocBook transformation
  • Powerful XPath builder/research
  • Multiple criterias research (attribute,element,namespace...)
  • Project management
  • Template support
  • Fully customizable (user preference, application descriptor)
  • OASIS XML Catalog
  • Open XML format editor (docx...) editor
  • Refactoring (elements, attributes,schema type, template name, variables and parameters)
  • XML Snippets
  • Visual Schema Editor
  • Schema Generator (DTD, W3C XML Schema, XML Relax NG) from XML documents
  • CSS Editor
  • Relational Databases (any JDBC drivers)
  • Multiple search file (With XPath,Regexp,Text expressions)
  • FTP, ZIP, JAR support
  • Unicode (UTF8-UTF16)
  • XML Instances Generated by W3C Schema or DTD
  • XML Differencing
  • Convert DTD,XML Schema,XML RelaxNG
  • DTD Caching for offline usage
  • XInclude
  • Pretty print
  • Drag'n drop for copying / moving nodes
  • Default templates for XML, DTD, XSLT, DocBook, XHTML, XML RelaxNG, MathML, SVG, XSL-FO, ANT
  • JAXP support for plugging a new parser or a new transformer
  • Open document format (odt...) editor
  • Drag'n drop for building XSLT documents, inserting a file from the file system
  • Multiple Formatting Scenarios
  • JavaScript DOM API for updating your documents

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