Need advice about opensource XML editor

[Don]

I tried several editors for XML file, XML schema, and XSLT. XMLSpy is
really good, but one month goes fast. And others are not so powerful.
Any idea? I tried to make Eclipse WST work for 2 times and could not :-(

Cheers,

Don

 

[Jim Moe]

XMLSpy is really good, but one month goes fast.

But not good enough to purchase?

 

[Malte]

I tried several editors for XML file, XML schema, and XSLT. XMLSpy is
really good, but one month goes fast. And others are not so powerful.
Any idea? I tried to make Eclipse WST work for 2 times and could not :-(

Cheers,

Don

Bite the bullet and buy the thing. I use oxygenXML and am happy with it.

 

[Steve Jorgensen]

Bite the bullet and buy the thing. I use oxygenXML and am happy with it.

I posted a similar question here recently. <oXygen/> is great. I use it at
work. It would be nice, though, to know of a passable free tool that I can
load up on whatever/wherever machine I happen to be working without worrying
about licenses. Perhaps, there is no such beast?

 

[Malte]

Perhaps, there is no such beast?

I don't think there is.

 

[Don]

I installed the *all-in-one* package of eclipse WTP yesterday. It works
great.
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/index.html

 

[John Wilkin]

Don't know about opensource, but there is a free "Home Edition" of XML Spy,
obviously it doesn't have all the features of the full edition.

 

[Peter Flynn]

I posted a similar question here recently. <oXygen/> is great. I use it
at
work. It would be nice, though, to know of a passable free tool that I
can load up on whatever/wherever machine I happen to be working without
worrying
about licenses. Perhaps, there is no such beast?

Emacs with psgml-mode, xxml-mode, tdtd-mode, xslt-ide-mode, etc etc.
Runs on everything, but needs learning.

///Peter