Free simple xml software for mac

STXML framework is an object-oriented API for working with XML data.

It is straightforward and simple to use for probably 90% of what most people use XML for.

Future verions will build upon these foundations to make both creating and accessing XML-based data much easier.

Podpourri provides a simple way to search songs on an attached iPod via regular expressions and copy them either to a single folder or a tree of folders on your local machine. Songs can be searched with various attributes, like title, artist or album.

Simple Image Browser (SIB) is a basic program for viewing folders full of images in an easy to navigate interface. Designed for browsing the image archive from Diiva Newsgroup Downloader, SIB offers full keyboard navigation for a two folder depth structure.

ASIP XML Maker converts a tab-delimited text file into an XML file for use with ASIP 6.3 or OS X Server 10.x.

This application is a work in progress and, while fully functional as is, was designed to allow for a great deal of customization and/or enhancement by other users.

REALbasic 3.x source code is included.

XDB.lib is useful for simple and fast save-retrieve of data on not DBMS enabled Web Hosts.
XDB.lib is a personal XML like persistent file based Database for REALbasic.

Any file or folder dragged onto this script will be copied to the archive folder. A new folder with the first letter of the file name will be created if necessary.
When you first run the script the archive folder is set.

Source code included.

Completly freeware.

Jamper is a Java based application for creating data transformation rules. It is a graphical tool that greatly simplifies the creation of those rules by using a simple drag-and-drop interface. Transformations are created simply by dragging lines between nodes.

It is capable of loading XML schemas, instances and XHTML documents.
Therefore, it is possible to transform any of these document types into another. For example, a simple XML document can be transformed into an XHTML web page.

The easiest way to use it is to drag source file to the left tree and destination file to the right tree. Then simply use drag-and-drop from one tree to another to create links. If the source file is an XML instance then it will automatically be set also as a test file.