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Industry-leading XML editor and XML development environment
Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition is the industry's best-selling XML editor and XML development environment for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging XML technologies. In addition to the world’s leading XML editor, XMLSpy includes a powerful graphical XML Schema editor that allows you to design complex schemas with ease. Advanced error handling in its XML validator make troubleshooting a breeze, and extensive schema documentation options are provided. XMLSpy Enterprise autogenerates Java, C++, or C# class files from data elements defined in schemas.Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition also includes a schema-aware XSLT processor, an XSLT 1.0/2.0 debugger, and an XSLT profiler, all of which support stylesheets that use Java, C#, JavaScript, and VBScript. An XPath 1.0/2.0 analyzer and intelligent XPath auto-completion assist in writing and testing XPath expressions.A schema-aware XQuery processor, an XQuery debugger, and an XQuery profiler facilitate efficient querying of XML data. XMLSpy supports XBRL and XBRL Dimensions, and its graphical XBRL taxonomy editor allows you to explore and extend taxonomy documents with ease.A revolutionary WSDL designer simplifies defining Web services operations through graphical editing, validation, and conversion of WSDL 1.1 and 2.0 docs. SOAP request/response handling and a SOAP debugger are also provided. XMLSpy supports all major databases: IBM DB2, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, Sybase, PostgreSQL and others.You can connect to and query a database, generate an XML Schema from a DB, import/export data based on DB schemas, generate DBs from XML Schemas, and edit relational or XML data. XMLSpy even supports the default Microsoft Office 2007 document format: Office Open XML (OOXML).COM and Java APIs plus OLE and ActiveX controls let you access XMLSpy’s capabilities programmatically. The Visual Studio or Eclipse integration wil allow users to seamlessly access tools from within these IDEs and XMLSpy views. Here are some key features of "Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2011":
Edit XML documents in multiple editing formats: · You can edit an XML document as plain text (Text View), in a hierarchical table format (Enhanced Grid View), or in a graphical WYSIWYG view ( Authentic View). For XML Schemas and WSDL documents, you can also use Schema/WSDL View, which is a graphical interface that greatly simplifies the creation of complex schemas and WSDL documents. You can also switch among the various views to suit your convenience. The Browser View enables you to directly view XML documents associated with an XSLT stylesheet and HTML documents.
Well-formedness checking and built-in validator: · All XML documents are checked for well-formedness when you change views or save the file. XML documents can also be validated if a schema (DTD or XML Schema) is associated with the XML document. Other types of documents, such as DTDs, are also checked for errors in syntax and structure.
Structural editing features: · In Text View, features such as line-numbering, indentation, bookmarks, and expandable and collapsible elements help you to navigate your document quickly and efficiently.
Intelligent Editing: · If a schema is associated with an XML document, the auto-completion feature of Text View provides valuable editing help. As you type, pop-up menus containing the elements, attributes, and enumerated attribute values allowed at the cursor point appear. Additionally, the correct closing tags are automatically inserted when you complete opening tags, and attributes selected from the pop-up menu are inserted with opening and closing quotes. You can also enable XMLSpy to automatically insert mandatory elements and/or attributes when an element is inserted. Further, each view has a set of Entry Helpers that enable you to insert document components or specify the properties of the component selected in the Main Window.
Schema editing and management: · You can create XML Schemas quickly and easily in the graphical Schema/WSDL View. This takes away much of the difficulty of knowing XML Schema structures, syntax, and design principles. You can also create DTDs that can be checked for correct syntax, plus convert between Schemas and DTDs, and generate documentation. Additionally, the SchemaAgent feature enables you to access and work with schemas from other servers, thus providing an efficient XML environment for specialized XML Schema management and editing.
Built-in XSLT 1.0 and XSLT 2.0 processors: · The built-in XSLT 1.0 and XSLT 2.0 processors are compliant with the relevant W3C drafts. They enable you to transform XML documents directly from within the IDE using either XSLT 1.0 or XSLT 2.0 stylesheets, and to debug XSLT stylesheets using the XSLT Debugger.
Built-in XQuery 1.0 processor: · The built-in XQuery 1.0 processor is compliant with the XQuery 1.0 W3C Working Draft of 23 July 2004. It enables you to execute and debug XQuery documents directly from within the IDE.
Transformations of XML documents: · XML documents can be transformed directly from within the IDE, either with the internal (built-in) XSLT processor or with any external XSLT processor. To generate PDF from within the IDE, you can specify an external FO processor, and also transform XML to PDF with a single-click after specifying the XSLT stylesheet to use. Furthermore, parameter values can be passed to the XSLT transformation from the IDE itself.
XPath Evaluation: · For a given XML document, the Evaluate XPath feature lists the sequence (or nodeset) returned by an XPath expression. You can use either the Document Node or the selected element as the context node. The Evaluate XPath feature is useful if you are creating an XSLT stylesheet and need to evaluate an XPath expression for use in it. You can also navigate to each node in the sequence using the list of nodes in the returned sequence.
XSLT Debugger for XSLT 1.0 and XSLT 2.0: · The XSLT Debugger for XSLT 1.0 and XSLT 2.0 is compliant with the relevant W3C drafts. You can use the XSLT Debugger to debug an XSLT stylesheet. The Debugger runs the XSLT stylesheet to be debugged on an XML file. The output is generated step-by-step for each step of the transformation, and you are able to see the context node, template being executed, and other details of each step in the transformation.
XQuery 1.0 Debugger: · The XQuery 1.0 Debugger is compliant with the XQuery 1.0 W3C Working Draft of 23 July 2004. It is similar to the XSLT Debugger, and can be used to debug XQuery documents.
XML project management: · The XMLSpy IDE enables you to organize related files into projects that are displayed as trees. A project can consist of schema files, XML data files, transformation files, and output files. A project's files are listed together in the Project window, thus enabling easy access to all the project's files when you are working on a project. Furthermore, you can set project-wide or folder-wide specifications, such as the schema file to validate with or the transformation file to use.
Authentic View: · Authentic View is a graphical view of an XML document in XMLSpy. Users can enter data into the XML document as they would in a word processor. The StyleVision Power Stylesheet that is used to specify the formatting of the XML document in Authentic View and how the data is input is created in Altova's StyleVision product. Note that Authentic View is also available in Altova's Authentic Desktop, which is currently available free of charge.
Database import: · You can import database data as an XML file and generate an XML Schema file to correspond to the database structure. Import of the following databases is supported: MS Access, MS SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, Sybase, IBM DB2.
WSDL and SOAP: · The Schema/WSDL View enables you to create and edit WSDL documents in an easy-to-use graphical interface. You can also create and edit SOAP requests within the IDE and debug SOAP requests.
Comparing XML files (differencing): · The Compare feature in XMLSpy enables you to detect differences between two XML files. You can set a variety of options to configure the comparison, such as ignoring the order of attributes or child elements, whether entities are resolved or namespaces ignored. The Compare feature can also be used to compare folders.
Visual Studio .NET integration: · XMLSpy can be integrated in your Visual Studio .NET environment if you would like. To do this, all you need to do is download an executable from the Altova website and run it.
Eclipse 3.0 integration: · Eclipse 3.0 is an open source framework that integrates different types of applications delivered in the form of plug-ins. XMLSpy for the Eclipse Platform is an Eclipse 3.0 plug-in that allows you to access the functionality of a previously installed XMLSpy Edition from within the Eclipse 3.0 Platform.
Code generation: · If you are using code in Java, C++, or C# to manipulate data in XML files, you could generate code containing class definitions for the schema (DTD or XML Schema) on which the XML document is based. In XMLSpy you can generate such code directly from DTDs and XML Schemas. Requirements:
· Pentium III processor - 800 MHz recommended · 64MB RAM · 50MB available on hard-disk Limitations:
· 30-day trial · Nag screen What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Digital XML signatures for XML documents · Support for PXF (Portable XML Form) file format · Support for .NET 4.0 scripting · Ability to add additional .NET assemblies for scripting · New spell checker with improved dictionary support · Support for Internet Explorer 9 in Browser View · Shortcut for selecting entire XML element
