Free xml spy 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.

Spy 3.0 brings a utility to suck up necessary CPU time to show info about your system load. Spy is as unobtrusive as possible. Its original goal was to take less screen space than the Mac OS X utility CPU Monitor. It does so by lodging itself in the menu bar.

Spy displays two kind of information, your CPU load and your network load. The CPU load is represented with two small circles in the menu bar. The inner circle shows the system load, the outer circle the user load. Looking at the black line length gives instantaneous load reading. Average reading, if enabled, is provided by looking at the level of transparency on the rest of the circle.

Spy supports multiple CPUs, either by showing one widget per CPU or by aggregating all the CPUs on one widget. To be honest if you have more than two processors in your Mac the display in this later mode is going to be too small for comfortable reading. The good news is you don't care, because there is currently no Macintosh with more than two processors available.

The CPU load can also be passed to a Griffin PowerMate if you have one, so the leds at the base of this cool device pulsate in rythm with your CPU. Try a good 3D game, you will finally be able to see how much your CPU is working while you frag those aliens. I haven't invented the idea, but when I saw the feature in unsanity.com's Cee Pee You I had to implement it as well.

The network load is always an agregate of all your network interfaces (ethernet, Airport, PPP over a modem). It shows two arrows, one up for the outgoing packets, one down for the incoming ones. The thickness of the arrow is relative to the max load of the network over the last 5 minutes. This means that if there is no network activity for a while, one byte send is going to be rendered as a big fat arrow.

Spy is free, but you get what you paid for: a piece of software without guaranties of any kind. It may work, but if it goes and erase your hard drive instead of its real job, well, too bad. This said my hard drive is still working.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later (with BSD subsystem installed, which it is by default).

Enhancements:
Version 1.0b3 adds the following:

• Updated About FileSpy window; added the web URL to the FileSpy product page.
• Added alert panel to confirm a request to remove an assignment from the list.
• When an item is selected in the assignment list, its full path is displayed at the bottom of the main window.
• Changed the behavior of the Start/Stop button; it now disables itself until the request is completed, rather than assuming the Spy has been activated or deactivated.

NSOF To XML Converter exhibits the Desktop Connection Librarys data manipulation routines and lets one convert NSOF files such as SimpleMail or EnRoute attachment to XML.

The resulting files can be easily processed with XSLT like the one included in DropNotes.

NSOF files include .nwt e-mail attachment sent by SimpleMail or EnRoute, and most Newton Toolkit files. Notes sent as .nwt attachments can be further processed to be converted to XHTML.

Script Spys mission is to inspect the resources of run-only scripts to determine if they contain any unexpected, user-defined Apple events. This allows users to make an informed decision before running unknown scripts.
Enhancements:
- Uses a more effective method of detecting whether or not Tanakas osax is installed.

XML Toolkit is a REALbasic plug-in for parsing and creating XML code to and from object structures.
A comprehensive and customisable framework for parsing and creating XML code to and from object structures.
Main features:
- Fully XML 1.0 compliant.
- Intuitive class structure.
- Highly customisable.
- Support for incremental parsing.
- Automatic output formatting.
- Support for HTML parsing.
- Support for text encodings.
- Cross-platform compatible.
Enhancements:
- Now compatible with RB5
- Fixed a problem that would lead to a crash in Windows builds (TextConverters only work on the Mac).
- Added SetAttribute(name as string, value as variant) method to XMLElement class. Creates a new attribute if none of that name exist.
- Added XMLContainer constructor which takes only source text (rather than source text and the HTML flag) and defaults to strict syntax.
- Now opens files using binary stream, improving performance on large files.
- Fixed an obscure bug that would occasionaly cause decoding of special characters to fail.
- The documentation is now much easier to navigate.

Requirements:
Classic Spy.