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Monday, February 28, 2005 

XPath Life Saver

Recently I have been working on a Flash project using heavy XML and XPath. Heavy as in about 190 XML files. In the process I needed to query all of them with search functionality. I had done some XPath but needed to try out my queries without republishing my Flash file every time. Luckily I ran into this great free XPath Analyzer. It runs as an HTA (sorry Mac people) and works quite well. If you are into XPath at all it’s a great utility to have at hand.

11:36 AM |

Oxygen works well too. It has an area where you can type in your Xpath query and then test it on your file. It's also a very good xml editor and the new version has code folding. Check it out http://www.oxygenxml.com/

Posted by Anonymous Sam Robbins | 2:52 PM   

Don't worry, Mac users get : http://www.editix.com/

Nice tool also ;¬p

Posted by Anonymous erixtekila | 5:02 PM   

Oxygen is for Mac, PC, Linux and Eclipse Plugin as well.

Posted by Anonymous Sam Robbins | 5:26 PM   

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