jsXe

jsXe is the Java Simple XML Editor. Its aim is to provide a framework for XML editing through any number of views that can be loaded at runtime as plugins.

Tags Text Editors Text Processing Markup XML XSL/XSLT HTML/XHTML
Licenses GPL
Operating Systems Windows Windows POSIX Linux BSD OS Independent Unix
Implementation Java J2ME

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Changes: This release adds a number of new ease of use features, including undo/redo support and a new installer and some Windows integration features. A new installer for jsXe was added to allow users to install jsXe more easily. New Windows executables were added to enable Windows users to easily install and run jsXe. The German translations were updated. Undo/redo support was added, which allows users to undo actions they didn't intend to do. A Russian translation was added.

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Changes: This release fixes a number of bugs in 0.5 pre1. A NullPointerException being thrown by the source view as well as horizontal scrolling issues in the source view have been fixed. jsXe will also reload a file that is not well formed on disk properly.

Changes: This release contains support for user-defined keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts can be used to run actions defined by jsXe. This release also includes fixes for translation files. Translation files with non-ASCII characters should display properly now.

Changes: This release adds support for DTD/schema validation and introspection, a syntax highlighted source view, full encoding support, and many GUI changes.

Changes: This release focused on adding the ability to show validation errors when validating against a DTD or Schema, as well as several other UI enhancements and features. These include cut/copy/paste in the tree view and an activity log viewer for troubleshooting problems.

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