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A while back George from Sync.Ro Soft donated 10 licenses of Oxygen to the Saxon.NET project --
NOTE: Thanks again George! Everyone -- especially Kurt Cagle -- loves your editor, especially the debugger which is the portion that I use -- jEdit for raw development (although emacs is now on my slate for testing out) and Oxygen for debugging)
-- anyway, I know version 4.2 (I think thats the right version #) had support for XSLT 2.0 and included additional annotations in an intellisense style format which was very helpful. I havent had a chance to take a look at version 5.0 (George, will the licenses we have for 4.2 work with 5.0?) but from I have heard its pretty impressive. As far as the XPath validity (I'm assuming you would want both syntax and real-time parsing of the XML source to determine if the XPath being written goes out of scope from the source XML?) I can't say for sure, but I am guessing that George will be more than happy to answer those questions for you.
Best regards,
<M:D/>
Andrew Welch wrote:
Re: [xsl] XML/XSL free editor (eclipse plug-in, if possible)
Subject: Re: [xsl] XML/XSL free editor (eclipse plug-in, if possible) From: "M. David Peterson" <m.david@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2004 23:11:27 -0800 |
A while back George from Sync.Ro Soft donated 10 licenses of Oxygen to the Saxon.NET project --
NOTE: Thanks again George! Everyone -- especially Kurt Cagle -- loves your editor, especially the debugger which is the portion that I use -- jEdit for raw development (although emacs is now on my slate for testing out) and Oxygen for debugging)
-- anyway, I know version 4.2 (I think thats the right version #) had support for XSLT 2.0 and included additional annotations in an intellisense style format which was very helpful. I havent had a chance to take a look at version 5.0 (George, will the licenses we have for 4.2 work with 5.0?) but from I have heard its pretty impressive. As far as the XPath validity (I'm assuming you would want both syntax and real-time parsing of the XML source to determine if the XPath being written goes out of scope from the source XML?) I can't say for sure, but I am guessing that George will be more than happy to answer those questions for you.
Best regards,
<M:D/>
Andrew Welch wrote:
I'm looking for a new XSLT IDE that integrates the new schema aware functionality of 2.0; for example underlining any Xpath's I write that aren't 'possible' (looking for the correct word there) according to the given schema. I would also like it to underline any match patterns that aren't possible. A bonus point would be given if I could see the element children / attributes for the context node whilst in the middle of writing the Xpath (with type information).
I don't know if any of the above is available now, on the horizon, or even feasible, but they are top of my wishlist.
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