I enoyed working with jEdit also. And i didn't find it hard to configure or
use
at all... Perhaps i'm a "experienced developer" :)

Citando "M. David Peterson" <m.david@xxxxxxxxxx>:

> IceT wrote:
>
> >    Does someone know a good AND free xml/xsl editor? It should have at
> > least xsl code-assist, automatic xsl transformation, code highlight
> > and means to call up any browser from within the program itself.
>
> I am personally a HUGE fan of jEdit... coupled with Oxygen or Sonic
> Studio for debugging.  jEdit does require a bit of configuration to get
> it to where you want and I wouldn't recommend it to a novice developer
> but for an experienced developer its tough to beat.  Theres a huge
> community supporting jEdit with both general support as well as plugin
> development.  You can learn all about it at http://www.jedit.org
>
> Best of luck!
>
> <M:D/>
>
> >
> >       I tried to install some eclipse plugins, but they're all for the
> > 2.x version, and they didn't work with the 3.x eclipse version.
> >
> >       Currently, I'm using Butterfy XML editor, but it has a bug with
> > firefox, so it can't call it.
> >
> > thanks
>
>






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