XmlTree

XmlTree is a visual parser for XML files.
With XmlTree you can load,edit/modify,save your XML files.
Also you can operate on the visual tree for modify or move (drag&drop) the nodes.
Manage the XML entity: PI, CDATA,COMMENT and TAGS.
XmlTree is developed using ONLY Visual Basic 6, none of existing library is used.

Description

XmlTree is a simple program to manage a XML file into a visual Tree.

With XmlTree you can:

read a XML file into the tree
save the tree into XML file
modify and move the XML nodes

This is a screenshot of the program:
XmlTree screenshot

XmlTree Features

Easy and intuitive graphis user interface
Support Elements, Comments, CDATA and Processing Instructions
Printing support

System Requirements

The program is developed in Visual Basic 6.0 and require the related runtime files.

Windows 95, 98 or NT
Raccomended Pentium
Raccomended 64Kb RAM
4 Mb Hard Disk space

Info and Feedbacks

For info send an email to:
alberto_b62@hotmail.com
Also send a mail to the same address for any feedback (compliments, errors, other...).

Download

The current version is 0.99.
Stay tuned for the 1.00 version (the Candidate). Coming soon.
Download zip or exe.

The executable XmlTree have a dimension of 330 Kb and NOT USE external libraries for parsering.

XML documentation and links

You can view this documents on XML:

Additional information

The official XML-FAQ, by Peter Flynn.
The XML 1.0 specification.
XML-LINK. The official draft of the XML linking standard.
XSL, the current proposal.
Links to more information about SGML and DSSSL.
The XML files, a series of articles in Web Review.
The W3C XML pages.
Free XML software, an exhaustive list.
James Taubers XML links. Well structured, easy to find what you need.

References

How to write HTML, by Tim Berners-Lee.
An early CSS proposal, by Håkon Wium Lie. Note the date!
HTML 3.2, the BODY content model, from the W3C.
XML, Java and the Future of the Web, article by Jon Bosak.
Microsoft's page about their XML support.
An overview document by the developers of XML support in Mozilla.
The Document Object Model.
Frag Island, a Quake clone as a Java applet.
SgmlQL, a query language for SGML.
The home page of Arjit Sengupta, lots of information about research on SGML query languages.
CML, Chemical Markup Language.
Jade, James' DSSSL Engine.