RE: "Current" list of XML IDEs?

[Radovan Chytracek <Radovan.Chytracek@cern.ch>]

Hi,
 quite complete seems to be the Turbo XML 2.2 IDE from Extensibility. I like
it. It supports many Schema dialects + DTD and validation. It's definitely
worth to give it a try.

XML Spy is very user friendly for XML Schema design.

Both generate very nice documentation.

Radovan

> For xml schema work, I'm trying out the XML Spy 4.01 beta.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom P
>
> [Roger L. Costello]
>
> > I need to do an evaluation of XML integrated development environments
> > (IDEs).  A cursory search yielded tools with announcements dated a year
> > or two ago.  I suspect that many of those tools are no longer being
> > used.  What are the hot tools "today"?
> >
> > Specifically, I am looking for XML IDEs which supports **some or all**
> > of these capabilities:
> >
> >  - XML editor
> >  - XML parser
> >  - XSL editor
> >  - XSL processor
> >  - XML Schema editor
> >  - XML Schema validator
> >  - DTD <--> Schema converter
> >  - HTML --> XHTML converter
> >
>
>
>
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