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Free Graphical XSD Editor & XML Editor: Liquid XML Studio

A validator is provided that strictly adheres to the W3C standard

Oct. 23, 2007 07:00 AM

Liquid XML Studio is a free graphical XSD Editor & XML Editor that can also be used to edit WSDL and other XML based standards. It has a simple intuitive interface that makes developing for the complex W3C XML Schema (XSD) standard quick and easy. A validator is provided that strictly adheres to the W3C standard ensuring that the XML Schemas you produce are valid and correct.

Liquid Technologies, who releases Liquid XML Studio, claims that it is "simple enough for new users to pick up quickly and comprehensive enough for experienced users deal with the advanced features of the XSD standard."

The XSD Designer allows users to author their schemas using a split screen layout (XSD Diagram at the top, XSD code at the bottom), changes to either view are reflected in the other window.

"Liquid XML Studio is also an excellent way to visualize your XML Schema (XSD), allowing you to quickly determine its structure and meaning," says the LinuidXML site.

Published Oct. 23, 2007 — Reads 885
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