Hi Koy,
You should be able to load the o:XML schema [1] in XMLSpy to edit
with on-the-fly schema validation. I've not used it myself, so I'd
like to know how you get on with that if you try.
There are a couple of XML-oriented plugins for Eclipse, again I've
not really used it.
I've developed a plugin for the ArborText Epic editor for a similar
project, it could be easily adapted for o:XML if there's demand. The
plugin provides a menubar with validation, compilation and program
execution options. I personally don't like Epic much, so haven't
pursued this further.
I tend to use emacs myself, with James Clarks brilliant nXML mode
[2]. With the o:XML RelaxNG schema [3] loaded, you can automatically
close end tags and find markup completions, and immediately spot
validation errors. Brilliant. There's an article [4] available from
O'Reilly. You can also easily add the o:XML schema to your nXML
installation and have it load automatically - let me know if you want
me to post instructions.
hth,
/m
[1] http://download.pingdynasty.com/o-xml/resources/lang.xsd
[2] http://www.thaiopensource.com/nxml-mode/
[3] http://download.pingdynasty.com/o-xml/resources/lang.rnc
[4] http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/2044
On 3 Sep 2005, at 14:36, +++ koy + ++ wrote:
i would like to ask you that what editor can i use for running oXML.
Can i use XML editor example XMLSpy?
And how do i add oXML library to that editor?
thank you in your coporate.
koy
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