- Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
- Windows 95/98/Me or Windows NT4/2000/XP
XMLwriter Technical Data |
XMLwriter is a 32-bit Windows application, written entirely in C++. This combination makes XMLwriter a fast and efficient editor compared to existing Java-based XML editors.
Documents are placed in memory in order to parse and analyze each document so that the intelligent Entry Helpers can be displayed whilst editing. The amount of memory consumed is proportional to the size of the document being edited.
The unlimited Undo feature also influences memory requirements. The amount of memory consumed is proportional to the blocks of text that are cut and pasted.
XMLwriter uses Microsoft's MSXML parser to validate XML documents and to check if XML documents are well formed. Microsoft's Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher must be installed on your computer before XMLwriter's setup.exe will proceed with installation. Internet Explorer contains the MSXML parser(MSXML.dll) which cannot be downloaded separately.
Microsoft's MSXML is updated on a regular basis to ensure maximum conformance with the latest W3C specifications. MSXML updates can be downloaded and utilized in XMLwriter. To update to the latest version of Microsoft's MSXML please see http://xmlwriter.net/download/msxml.shtml.
If you want to use a third-party XML parser in XMLwriter please see User Tools.
XMLwriter uses Microsoft's MSXML XSLT engine to transform XML documents using XSLT.
Microsoft's MSXML is updated on a regular basis to ensure maximum conformance with the latest W3C specifications. MSXML updates can be downloaded and utilized in XMLwriter. To update to the latest version of Microsoft's MSXML please see http://xmlwriter.net/download/msxml.shtml.
If you want to use a third-party XSL processor in XMLwriter please see User Tools.
XMLwriter uses Microsoft's Internet Explorer to display documents in the internal browser preview window.
Other browsers can be configured in XMLwriter's Tools Options under External Browser. To preview a document using the external browser in XMLwriter, on the View click Preview in Browser.
Microsoft's MSXML parser conforms to the following World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) specifications:
We recommend you download the MSXML SDK for a reference to all of the languages and elements that MSXML supports, or you can view the MSXML SDK on online.