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<title>February 1, 2007</title>
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<subtitle>See my Blog</subtitle>
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<subtitle>XML Editors</subtitle>
<body>This file was edited using Exchanger XML Lite 3.2 on Mac Os X 1.4. Right now it looks like it would if I were using xemacs, but this editor does vadidate the XML. It isn&apos;t WYSIWYG, and my system just hung for about a minute, but this sorta works. I haven&apos;t figured out if I can apply the XSLT and see the file as I would in a browser.</body>
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<body>Several of the XML files here had lost their association with the style sheet and wouldn&apos;t render. The problem was found to be with the DOCTYPE definition for the data definition. An appearent fix is to remove that reference in the XML files. There must be an error in the DTD file. Maybe the XML editor I just got can deal with debugging the DTD.</body>
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I found an editor, in FRENCH, that is pretty simple. It is Jaxe. What I really want is to be able to edit the XML and style it right into the browser, and go back and forth. None of the editors I have tried really do this. One that depends on java was so slow that it was unusable. I just inserted a paragraph.
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And it is STILL easier to edit the file in emacs and reload it with the browser than to mess with these tools, unless you really want to validate the XML before you try and generate HTML.
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