XML Editor

11 Jan 2006 7:44 AM

Cosmin Spirescu

Hi

I have some XML files (created automatically from text files) and I need an
XML in-browser editor to correct this files. This editor must do at least the
following thinks:
- it must be a plug-in or â€œsomethingâ€ to use in internet explorer ;)
- show the XML files with tags (to be easily edited by users and corrected
if the automated system failed to place the tags correctly).
- accept an xml schema (to validate the xml)
- accept an xml transformation
- i will include it in a VS.net project so, an asp.net control will be
wonderful ;)

Has anybody used or seen such an editor? I have tried Xopus but with a big
xml files it takes ages to load.

In fact any idea (about editing xml files in browser) will be much
appreciated. ;)

11 Jan 2006 4:36 PM

clintonG

Look at what 2.0 has to offer. The Wizard control or the MultiView control
from which the Wizard control is constructed can be used as can other
controls that have been distributed with the 2.0 release. The TreeView
control can also be used. I know this to be correct because I am using them
myself to build an XML editor but there is much to learn about design, style
and performance considerations.

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"Cosmin Spirescu" <CosminSpire***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:1607EAA5-853B-4BEA-BB2D-C019CE75BC64@microsoft.com...
> Hi
>
> I have some XML files (created automatically from text files) and I need
> an
> XML in-browser editor to correct this files. This editor must do at least
> the
> following thinks:
> - it must be a plug-in or "something" to use in internet explorer ;)
> - show the XML files with tags (to be easily edited by users and corrected
> if the automated system failed to place the tags correctly).
> - accept an xml schema (to validate the xml)
> - accept an xml transformation
> - i will include it in a VS.net project so, an asp.net control will be
> wonderful ;)
>
> Has anybody used or seen such an editor? I have tried Xopus but with a
> big
> xml files it takes ages to load.
>
> In fact any idea (about editing xml files in browser) will be much
> appreciated. ;)
>

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