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XML NotepadXML Notepad is a simple application that assists in the building of rapid prototypes of XML applications. It allows developers to rapidly build & edit small sets of XML data as a test bed during the development of XML-based applications. With XML Notepad, it's easy to create XML documents using familiar design metaphors. XML Notepad offers an intuitive and simple user interface that graphically represents the tree structure of XML data. Working with the standard building blocks of XML (Elements, Attributes and XML Data), authors are able to create reproducible data structures that can be easily populated. On this Page
Overview of XML NotepadUseful features of XML notepad include:
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Summary: XML Notepad is an XML editing feature that allows you to create and edit XML documents quickly and easily. With this tool, the structure of your XML data is displayed graphically in a tree structure. The interface presents several XML viewing options. You may easily add elements, attributes, comments, and text to the XML document by creating the tree structure, and perform other common XML editing tasks like validation and well formedness checking. |
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