oXygen XML Developer

by Syncro Soft SRL

Oxygen XML Developer is a professional XML IDE for editing and validating XML, designing schemas and developing and debugging XSLT and XQuery.

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Syncro Soft SRL

Release: oXygen XML Developer 25.0

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Oxygen XML Developer from Syncro Soft is an integrated development environment for XML developers. Its XML editor validates documents as they are typed, evaluates XPath expressions and offers context-sensitive completion, and schema editors for XSD, Relax NG and WSDL include visual diagrams of XML Schema structures.

Brings XML, schema and XSLT development together in one IDE.

XSLT and XQuery transformations are written with dedicated editors and stepped through in debuggers. JSON, YAML and JSON Schema are supported as well, together with OpenAPI and AsyncAPI documents and a SOAP analyser for WSDL services. File comparison tools, an SVN client, Ant and XProc support and connections to XML databases complete the tool. A thirty-day trial is available.

Features:

  • XML editor with validation and XPath
  • XSD, Relax NG and WSDL editors
  • XSLT and XQuery debuggers
  • JSON, YAML and OpenAPI support
  • File comparison and SVN client
  • XML database connections
64-bit Windows 10 or later
2GB of RAM, 4GB recommended
1GB of free disk space

PROS
Complete toolset for XML development.
Powerful XSLT and XQuery debuggers.
Runs on Windows, Mac and Linux.

CONS
Expensive for occasional use.
Requires 64-bit Windows.
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