At 05:13 PM 2/8/00 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I am currently investigating the various XML/XSL editors available in the
>market to find out which one will suit our requirement. I was hoping to get
>advice from people on this mailing list as to which one they think is the
>best available in the market. Some of the ones that I have played around with
>are XMetal/Infoteria/Exelon/Exml .
We use XMetaL and are very happy with it.
It's an XML editor, so forget about XSL. What I like about it is that it
works in multiple mode: it can completely hide the XML so it works for
secretarial people, or it work in "tree" mode showing you the tags and the
tree or it can work as a text editor.
The major limitation is that it only support valid XML documents (it needs
DTDs).
--ben
Beno�t Marchal, Pineapplesoft
As e-commerce Grows, Understanding XML Becomes a Key Job Skill
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