XML Editors

[David Megginson]

Jack Bolles writes:

 > Can anyone recommend an html editor that is XML-savvy, WYSIWYG,
 > easy to use and robust. We are beginning to develop server driven
 > html pages and I hope to change that to XML pages once an OFX
 > flavor of XML exists. Not having to change tools would be a
 > boon. WYSIWYG because I have to do a lot of prototyping.

Basically, you need an editor that can handle both SGML reference
concrete syntax (HTML is an SGML application) and the XML variant of
SGML syntax.  Lennart Staflin's PSGML will give you this for free, but
it is not WYSIWYG.

If you're prototyping for customers, you can always set up a batch
file to create a rendered HTML version of the XML on the fly using
XSL-J and Jade.  If you take a bit of time to learn e-lisp, you can
customise Emacs to do all of this from a drop-down menu (you can even
call it "Print Preview" if you want).


All the best,


David

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