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AquaPath 1.1
AquaPath - Evaluate XPath expressions against XML documents more>>
Using AquaPath is simple! Open an existing XML document (of any type) or even author an XML document using AquaPath itself (AquaPath is also a rudimentary text editor). The source text of your XML document appears under the "Source" tab in an AquaPath document window... use this tab to author or edit your document.
Next, type an XPath expression into the "XPath" textfield at the top of the AquaPath document window. Click "Evaluate" to see the matching node sequence. You will see a status bar message just below the XPath text field showing either the number of nodes in the result sequence or and error message if your XML document is not well-formed or if your XPath expression is invalid.
Under the "Results" tab, you will find a text area containing the string value of the result sequence. The whitespace of each node has been compressed so that you will see a single nodes string value per line. This tabs contents are convenient for copy-pasting the results to another text editor or wherever.
The "Display" tab is where all the magic happens. Here you will see a dynamic (DHTML), syntax-colored representation of your XML document with "-" or "+" signs next to each element node. Use these symbols for collapsing and expanding a given element and its children.
Also, all nodes and text matching your XPath expression will be highlighted in yellow.
Enhancements:
- AquaPath now allows you to specify the context node for your XPath expression (previously, the document node was always the context node). The context node will be highlighted with a solid black border.
- Line numbers in the source editor.
- AquaPath is now a Universal Binary.
XSLPalette 1.3.3
XSLPalette is designed as a useful tool which acts as the free, native XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 debugging palette your text editor has been missing. more>>
XSLPalette 1.3.3 is designed as a useful tool which acts as the free, native XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 debugging palette your text editor has been missing.
Major Features:- Ability to select XML source documents and XSLT stylehseets created in your editor of choice (like BBEdit).
- Execute your XSLT transformation from the XSLPalette UI.
- View intuitive error messages, s, and other diagnostic info in the XSLPalette console tab.
- Ability to specify global s from the UI for dynamic XSLT.
- View result of your transformation as raw text, a pretty DHTML tree view (when appropriate), or a rendered HTML page (when appropriate).
- Save your document and param settings as .xslpalette documents for opening later.
- Support for XSLT 1.0 and EXSLT including regexp:test and regexp:replace.
- 1.3.3 is a bug fix release that should resolve classpath issues that prevented XSLPalette from working for many users.
Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.0
- Mac OS X 10.1
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.2
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS Classic
XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 support (via Saxon 8.7)! - Choose between multiple XSLT processors: libxslt, Saxon 6.5 (now bundled -- for XSLT 1.0) and Saxon 8.7 (now bundled -- for XSLT 2.0). - Full supportPodFetch 0.1
Get news feeds on your iPod and read them wherever you are more>> Get news feeds on your iPod and read them wherever you are
PodFetch is an RSS aggregator that can put news feeds on yout iPod so you can read them on-the-go. There was no open source application to accomplish this, so PodFetch was created.
Main features:
- Fetch and split RSS Feeds
- Fetch and split Weather Forecasts
- Split any ASCII text file
- Upload these files to the iPod for later use.
System requirements:
- XML:Elemental
- Class:XPath
- XML:RAI
- MKDoc:XML:Stripper
TeXSLMate 1.0
TeXSLMate - Turn TextMate into an XSTL/XQuery editor/debugger more>>
The TeXSLMate PlugIn adds an XSLT/XQuery debugging palette to the popular TextMate text editor for Mac OS X. While editing an XSTL stylesheet or XQuery program in TextMate, you can open the TeXSLMate palette to conveniently transform/execute the stylesheet/query against any source file and see different views of the result as well as console error messages.
Currently, TeXSLMate is powered by libxml and NSXML and supports XSLT 1.0+XPath 1.0+EXSLT in XSLT mode and XQuery 1.0 in XQuery mode.
XMLSpear 2.3.0
XMLSpear - Java XML Editor more>>
You can assign a schema or DTD to validate the xml. For correcting not-wellformed xml a simple source editor is available.
Main features:
- Full schema validation using DOM3 in Xerces 2.8.0
- Tree editor for inserting and deleting nodes
- real-time validation while editing table and element view
- GUI components reflecting the xml schema
- Visual and textual feedback for errors
- Support for multi-document view
- Generation of complete xml documents from schema
- Opening and correction of not-well formed XML
- Plug-In interface for extending functionality
- Flexible encoding (character set) support
- Project viewer
- Integrated text and HTML plugin.
Enhancements:
Solved bugs:
- Incorrect display and behavior of default button in dialogs
- Double-clicking folders in the file tree to expand the tree, incidentally triggered an action to open a file.
- After deleting all file trees, a newly add tree only showed up after opening a source or restarting XMLSpear
- The filetree tab, which displays the top directory name, was not updated after a folder was selected as the new root.
- Small problems with the item names in the filetree popup menu in java 1.6
- Incorrect positions in the find-replace (especially concerning Windows users after a saving a document.
- Redundant extra line number in text editor
- Several XML formatting issues in the source view.
- Loss of linefeeds after editing text in tree tabel
- Incorrect behavior regarding to mixed elements with multiple text nodes
- Prefix initially not filled in dialog for inserting elements or attributes
New functionality:
- Move up possibility in file tree
- If you select a .xsd file in the tree, there will be a new option in the popupmenu to generate a XML instance from the selected schema
- A totally new find-replace dialog with the possibility to mark text.
- A find function for the tree table
- Improved support for mixed elements. You can switch to an advanced mode, where the textnodes will displayed in the tree.
- If a text has linefeeds or tabs you are not allowed editing the text in the table cell. This will be indicated by a special button which brings up a text editor.
- In edit mode, you will have a button in each cell to switch to a full functional tekst editor.
- If a value is part of an enumeration, it will be showed in the table. In previous versions the combobox was only showed in editMode.
- Xpath display of each selected element in the tree table view
- Insert and editing of CDATA and text nodes in the tree table view
- Improved schema support for enumerations and fixed values
- Unformat option in the XML source view
Updates:
- Alphabetical listing of elements in dialogs
- Collapse and Expand actions are now local to the selected node, instead of to the complete tree
- The warning message for large XML files is removed. If a XML file is displayed in the treetable, it will no longer be fully expanded. This will save a lot of load time. It is not a good idea to fully expand such a tree from the rootlevel. This will be slow or may cause an out-of-memory exception.
GData 1.7
GData is an advanced program which satisfies you at once. more>>
Enhancements:
- Additions
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- Added Google Health classes
- Added YouTube user event activity classes
- Added Calendar guest elements and inlinecomments query parameter
- Contacts sample updated to optionally fetch only the MyContacts group.
- Changes
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- Calendar now defaults to service version 2.1, which slightly changes responses and response codes from 2.0. http://code.google.com/apis/calendar/changelog.html
- Release builds on iPhone now compile out the elaborate descriptions for each GDataObject. Developers can set GDATA_SIMPLE_DESCRIPTIONS in their projects to control this behavior.
- Release builds on iPhone now compile out the http logging code. Developers can set STRIP_GDATA_FETCH_LOGGING in their projects to control this behavior.
- The GDataXMLNode xml shim now registers the topmost namespaces for XPath resolution.
- Various internal refactoring for improved code readability and maintainability.
- For parsing performance, unknown elements and attributes are now removed from GDataObjects by comparing only object pointers, not the underlying XML.
- For parsing performance, GDataObject extension declarations are cached rather than duplicated in each object.
- To reduce memory usage, GDataObject extensions are stored in arrays only when there is more than one instance of an extension class.
- To reduce memory usage, GDataXMLNode now caches all generated NSStrings, and returns nil instead of empty arrays on getters. This may deviate from NSXML semantics of returning empty arrays.
- GDataOrganization setters now filter out empty string org names and titles.
- Bugs Fixed
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- Fixed leak in -keepChildXMLElementsForElement (thanks alexkac)
- GDataXMLNode now consistently returns cached copies of child elements and attributes rather than duplicate copies.
- Fixed possibiilty of If-modified-since header being added to http deletes
XmlPL 0.1.3
Free and open source XML processing language more>> Free and open source XML processing language
XmlPL is a programming language which provides built-in features for XML processing integrated with a C-like syntax. Among these features are XML path expressions and XML statements.
If you know C or C++, Java and XPath then XmlPL is very easy to learn. Since XML is a native data type it can be processed more naturally and efficiently using XML path expressions and inline XML.
Main features:>
- Supports inline XML data
- Uses an XML path language, similar to XPath, integrated with a C like syntax
- Provides advanced features for XML stream manipulation
- Gives the developer control over XML DOM memory usage
- Garbage collected
- Compiles to C++ for high portability and fast execution
- Easily extended with libraries and native code blocks
Enhancements:
- No longer requires XercesC, XMLCereal or XercesUtils.
- Added Debian build files
XSLT Tools 2.0.1
Allows AppleScript to apply XSLT transformations to XML data. more>>
XMLStarlet 1.0.1
XMLStarlet - Set of command line utilitieswhich can be used to transform, query, validate, and edit XML documents and files more>> XMLStarlet - Set of command line utilitieswhich can be used to transform, query, validate, and edit XML documents and files
XMLStarlet is a set of command line utilities (tools) which can be used to transform, query, validate, and edit XML documents and files using simple set of shell commands in similar way it is done for plain text files using UNIX grep, sed, awk, diff, patch, join, etc commands.
The XMLStarlet set of command line utilities can be used by those who have to deal with many XML documents on a UNIX shell command prompt as well as for automated XML processing with shell scripts.
Main features:
- Check or validate XML files (simple well-formedness check, DTD, XSD, RelaxNG)
- Calculate values of XPath expressions on XML files (such as running sums, etc)
- Search XML files for matches to given XPath expressions
- Apply XSLT stylesheets to XML documents (including EXSLT support, and passing parameters to stylesheets)
- Query XML documents (ex. query for value of some elements of attributes, sorting, etc)
- Modify or edit XML documents (ex. delete some elements)
- Format or "beautify" XML documents (as changing indentation, etc)
- Fetch XML documents using http:// or ftp:// URLs
- Browse tree structure of XML documents (in similar way to ls command for directories)
- Include one XML document into another using XInclude
- XML c14n canonicalization
- Escape/unescape special XML characters in input text
- Print directory as XML document
- Convert XML into PYX format (based on ESIS - ISO 8879), and vice versa
System requirements:
- libxml2
- libxslt
NOTE: XMLStartlet is licensed and distributed under the terms of the MIT license.
XMLLib osax 3.1.3
AppleScript commands for XMLs DOM, XPATH, XSLT and p-lists. more>> AppleScript commands for XMLs DOM, XPATH, XSLT and p-lists.
XMLLib osax is a Scripting Addition which implements the XML DOM in AppleScript.
XMLLib carries references rather than data, so a script can process large XML documents as fast as if you had been writing a C program - yet, in a more comfortable environment.
Also includes a similar set of commands for Property lists (p-lists). Transparently store AppleScript objects in p-lists. Provide a fast lookup table (or "dictionary", or "associative array") structure.
Main features:
- Opening, validating, closing, saving a XML document.
- Browsing an XML tree - parents, children, siblings.
- Searching an XML tree - sending a XPATH request.
- Editing, creating, removing an XML node.
- Applying a XSLT stylesheet.
- Handling XLinks.
Jaxe 2.0
Jaxe is an open-source Java XML editor. It is designed to help developers (or advanced users) create a simple end-user interface for a given document-oriented XML language more>> Jaxe is an open-source Java XML editor. It is designed to help developers (or advanced users) create a simple end-user interface for a given document-oriented XML language. Examples include XHTML strict and simplified Docbook.
Java 1.3 or later.
Version 2.0 is now even more stable, easy to use, useful, and configurable. This version added a way to do XPath queries, a new document dialog at startup, and support for the rowspan and colspan attributes in tables. It also has better support for schemas and speed optimisations that make loading documents faster.
XMLmind XML Editor 4.4.0
Highly-extensible, multi-platform, validating XML editor featuring a word processor-like view more>> Highly-extensible, multi-platform, validating XML editor featuring a word processor-like view
XMLmind XML Editor is a highly-extensible, multi-platform, validating XML editor featuring a word processor-like view.
XMLmind XML Editor is a powerful tool available in two editions: Standard Edition and Professional Edition. Standard Edition is free of charge but has fewer features than Professional Edition.
Main features:
- Supports the DTD, W3C XML Schema, RELAX NG schemas, XML namespace, XSLT, XPath, XInclude, XML catalog standards.
- Editing commands are DTD/schema aware. This makes creating invalid documents almost impossible.
- Word processor-like views are configured using cascading style sheets (CSS2).
- When a CSS style sheet is not available for a document, a fully editable tree view is used instead of the word processor-like view.
- Multiple, synchronized, views can be used to edit the same document.
- Standard controls such as buttons, check boxes, combo boxes, text fields, etc, can be embedded in the word processor-like view. With this feature, XXE can be used to edit XML data, XML documents or a mix of both content types.
- Has an easy to use and yet extremely powerful integrated spreadsheet engine.
- Can transform the document being edited using a built-in XSLT engine and FO processor plug-ins.
- Supports many image formats (GIF, JPEG, PNG, SVG, TIFF, BMP, EPS, PDF, etc) through the use of image toolkit plug-ins.
- Can be used to edit documents stored on an FTP or WebDAV server.
- Ready-to-use support for XHTML (including HTML.4 tables and forms), DocBook (including CALS tables), Simplified DocBook, Slides.
- Localized to English, French, German and Czech. Spell checker with dictionaries for English, French, German and Spanish.
- Multi-platform: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X.
- Can be customized (menu, tool bar, keyboard shortcuts, macro-commands, etc) without any programming, using modular XML configuration files.
- Can be extended by writing custom commands and custom views in the JavaTM programming language.
- Configuration files and Jar files containing extension code can be centralized on an HTTP or FTP server.
- Can be deployed using JavaTM Web Start.
System requirements:
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- At least 256Mb of memory and a 600MHz CPU.
- 60Mb of free disk space, 120Mb for a self-contained distribution which includes a Java 1.5 runtime.
Enhancements
- Suns ``next generation JavaTM plug-in can be used to run XMLmind XML Editor (Professional Edition only) as an applet.
- Integrated support for input methods (e.g. Japanese Romaji Input).
- Several other enhancements make XMLmind XML Editor (all editions) more comfortable to use.
Mars Plug-in for Acrobat 8 Professional 120606
Mars Plug-in for Acrobat 8 Professional more>>
The Mars plug-ins enable creation and recognition of the Mars file format by Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional and Adobe Reader 8 program.
Important: To create documents in the Mars file format, you will need Acrobat 8 Professional software and the Acrobat 8 Professional Mars Plug-in.
PDFXML 20080915
PDFXML is a powerful and useful, yet free software which offers XML support for PDF documents. more>>
PDFXML 20080915 is a powerful and useful, yet free software which offers XML support for PDF documents. The Mars Project is an XML-friendly representation for PDF documents called PDFXML. PDF, an ISO standard format, is the global standard for trusted, high fidelity electronic documentation.
The PDFXML file format incorporates additional industry standards such as SVG, PNG, JPG, JPG2000, OpenType, Xpath and XML into ZIP-based document container. The PDFXML plug-ins enable creation and recognition of the PDFXML file format by Adobe Acrobat Professional and reading of PDFXML-format files by Adobe Reader software.
Major Features:
- Creating documents from databases or other enterprise applications.
- Assembling documents from components.
- Merging documents including structure, pages, and navigation.
- Extracting document information such as comments, structure, content, and images.
- Adding document navigation, interactive behavior, multimedia, and 3D content to increase document value.
- Decomposing documents into parts for storage in libraries, databases, or content management systems.
- Validating document representation, content, and structure.
- Provides support for processing and creating forms.
- Packaging sets of documents and coordinating their presentation and operation.
Enhancements:
- Acrobat 9 specific language additions are fully supported, including PDF Portfolios.
- The document set and sample files have been updated.
- Sample applications leveraging Java and Adobe AIR are now available.
Requirements:
- Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional
- Adobe Reader 9
DOM Framework 2.0
DOM Framework - Cocoa framework for XML data more>>
Enhancements:
- Huge API-changes. I have rethought some parts of the framework, and changed added, removed and changed names of methods everywhere. Sorry, but it had to be done. Youll get a ton of build errors if you try to recompile with the new version.
- The core of the framework now consist of a set of protocols that define the DOM API, and a corresponding set of classes that implement that API.
- Rewrote the XPath engine, now compiles expressions. Handles most things, but still a bit short on predicates (although only quite complex predicates, or predicates with functions and calculations in them fail).
- New namespace handling, which works.
- New parser/builder architecture.
- New builder built on top of the widely used XML-parser Expat, as well as a simple plug-in architecture for builders. It works much better than the old CoreFoundation builder.
- Support for alternative implementations of the core node classes, and mixing of implementations.
- The outputter can render elements inlined (no newline before or after).
- Added a document fragment class.
- Added some classes for encapsulation traversals of the DOM tree.
- Rewrote the formatter with the new traversal classes.
- New postprocessor API (for handling things like XInclude).
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