In a comment to an earlier post, James took me up on the offer for a narrated demo
of using the oxygen XML editor for XSLT. The linked page is a 1.7 Mb Flash file, so, errrm,
be careful. It is a 5 min demo, narrated (thus you need speakers), showing a basic
transformation and how oxygen can automatically "learn" your structure.
I could have made the movie smaller by lowering the frame rate and pausing while I
did all the typing. However, I wanted to show the autocomplete feature, at the expense
of a larger file. Still, Camtasia Studio gave me nice output with very little work. Hope
it's useful.
FWIW, Komodo is a nice XML environment as well. It has the one feature I miss the
most in oxygen, which is an XSLT debugger. This is just wildly useful in Komodo: set
a breakpoint in an XSLT file, and watch as the result document is rendered, stepwise.
Still, oxygen makes a nicer XML environment, as it is really geared towards XML semantics
(such as enforcing the XSLT schema and learning structure).
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