Oxygen is XML editing software that can be used across platforms. It includes features such as validation for a variety of XML formats and XSLT transformation, as well as support for SVN Client and native XML databases. Additionally, it also functions as an XQuery Debugger and Schema Editor.
Oxygen, an XML Editor, XSLT/XQuery Debugger and Profiler, is a powerful software tool with full Unicode support. The program supports visual XML editing that is driven by CSS stylesheets. The software also boasts XML Author, a feature specially designed for content authors. It offers a well-designed interface for XML editing with only relevant authoring features.
One of Oxygen's most impressive features is its code insight. It has the ability to follow a DTD, Relax NG or an XML Schema, or even learn the structure from a partially edited document. With Oxygen, XML and XSL documents can be easily associated with one another, and the transformation results can be viewed as text or HTML.
Oxygen also includes a visual schema editor for W3C XML Schema and Relax NG schema. This feature simplifies the development and understanding of schema files. Additionally, Oxygen validates XML, XSL, XQuery, FO, XSD, RNG, RNC, DTD, Schematron, WSDL, and CSS content, reporting errors with descriptions and line number information, and marking them in the document when validate as you type is enabled.
The software comes with the latest Docbook DTD and stylesheets and includes the Apache FO Processor, which can generate PDF and PostScript. Other FO processors can be configured as plugins. In debugging mode, Oxygen provides a special layout that shows the source and stylesheet documents side by side, along with the results and special debugging views. Debugging and profiling can be done using the latest versions of Xalan, Saxon 6 or Saxon 9 transformation engines.
Additionally, a complete diff and merge solution is available in Oxygen. It offers both directory and file comparison, with six file diff algorithms. The software also includes a Subversion Client, which makes it easier for content authors to share documents. The SVN Client allows users to browse repositories, check for changes, commit changes, update their working copy, and examine the revision history.
Finally, Oxygen provides support for importing database content, MS Excel sheets, and legacy text data files into XML documents. It can also generate XML Schema from database tables, making it a powerful tool for developers. Overall, Oxygen is a highly recommended software tool for anyone working with XML documents.
One of Oxygen's most impressive features is its code insight. It has the ability to follow a DTD, Relax NG or an XML Schema, or even learn the structure from a partially edited document. With Oxygen, XML and XSL documents can be easily associated with one another, and the transformation results can be viewed as text or HTML.
Oxygen also includes a visual schema editor for W3C XML Schema and Relax NG schema. This feature simplifies the development and understanding of schema files. Additionally, Oxygen validates XML, XSL, XQuery, FO, XSD, RNG, RNC, DTD, Schematron, WSDL, and CSS content, reporting errors with descriptions and line number information, and marking them in the document when validate as you type is enabled.
The software comes with the latest Docbook DTD and stylesheets and includes the Apache FO Processor, which can generate PDF and PostScript. Other FO processors can be configured as plugins. In debugging mode, Oxygen provides a special layout that shows the source and stylesheet documents side by side, along with the results and special debugging views. Debugging and profiling can be done using the latest versions of Xalan, Saxon 6 or Saxon 9 transformation engines.
Additionally, a complete diff and merge solution is available in Oxygen. It offers both directory and file comparison, with six file diff algorithms. The software also includes a Subversion Client, which makes it easier for content authors to share documents. The SVN Client allows users to browse repositories, check for changes, commit changes, update their working copy, and examine the revision history.
Finally, Oxygen provides support for importing database content, MS Excel sheets, and legacy text data files into XML documents. It can also generate XML Schema from database tables, making it a powerful tool for developers. Overall, Oxygen is a highly recommended software tool for anyone working with XML documents.
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