ActiveState today announced the release of Visual XSLT 2.0 at the Microsoft PDC. Visual XSLT 2.0 addresses customer’s demands for a flexible debugger and a Visual Schema Mapper. The Just-In-Time de-bugger doesn’t need source code and automatically senses and debugs code; it is the first of its kind for XSLT. The solution also includes a Visual Schema Mapper that has “drag and drop” functionality.
ActiveState announces Visual XSLT 2.0
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Are there other free tools like this?
I’m sure there is sourceforge project in pre-alpha state that will put this proprietary software to shame if the developer can ever find enough time after junior-high band practice to discuss on irc the awesome features it will have in 2010.
I’m sure there is sourceforge project in pre-alpha state that will put this proprietary software to shame if the developer can ever find enough time after junior-high band practice to discuss on irc the awesome features it will have in 2010.
*laugh*
You’ve made my day
Take at look at the SnN’s SunBOW tools for Eclipse. Martin Dulisch’s web site has the links http://radio.weblogs.com/0108489/