Need Help with XML ?
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TapTapper
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First off, DUDE! It's not even a day: way too soon to bump your own thread. Not cool.
Do you have MS Office? Excel 2007 is your friend when it comes to XML. It really does a lot of heavy lifting. I've run into XML parsing problems a few times and XL really kicked the ass of most of the high-end XML packages I tried. But I'm not an XML coder: people who live in it can use the fancy stuff but schlunks who just need to quickly parse some crap (or fiddle with schema and the data dictionary) don't need all the bells and whistles.
You can try QuickUML. There are a lot of free XML utilities. There are also a lot of them that aren't free
I like to start in XL. Also Notepad++ has a surprising degree of XML functionality: depending on what you're trying to do that might work. For the paid suites try downloading a full trial version if it's just a one-time project. That would at least give you a deadline so you'll get it done.
Of course, if you can get your hands on Visual Studio 2010 or better that will solve your problem. There you'd use LINQ for VBS. LINQ is f-cking amazing for XML shite. Google that, there a a LOT of platforms that support it. LINQ
And Dreamweaver CS5 or better might do it for you too. Again, depending on what you need to do
Good luck.
Do you have MS Office? Excel 2007 is your friend when it comes to XML. It really does a lot of heavy lifting. I've run into XML parsing problems a few times and XL really kicked the ass of most of the high-end XML packages I tried. But I'm not an XML coder: people who live in it can use the fancy stuff but schlunks who just need to quickly parse some crap (or fiddle with schema and the data dictionary) don't need all the bells and whistles.
You can try QuickUML. There are a lot of free XML utilities. There are also a lot of them that aren't free
I like to start in XL. Also Notepad++ has a surprising degree of XML functionality: depending on what you're trying to do that might work. For the paid suites try downloading a full trial version if it's just a one-time project. That would at least give you a deadline so you'll get it done.
Of course, if you can get your hands on Visual Studio 2010 or better that will solve your problem. There you'd use LINQ for VBS. LINQ is f-cking amazing for XML shite. Google that, there a a LOT of platforms that support it. LINQ
And Dreamweaver CS5 or better might do it for you too. Again, depending on what you need to do
Good luck.
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Thnks but Like I said I want to generate Diagrams from .xml source code available with me .... ? Excel would convert data to xml and so would QuickUML help us make diagrams ....
I need to input .XML file and get its corresponding diagram
Any tip/help/suggestion PLS :/
I need to input .XML file and get its corresponding diagram
Any tip/help/suggestion PLS :/
seriousjoker
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import it in ide like eclipse or netbeans. Both are free.
Importing XML files in community version is not free
And I dont want to buy there S/w as its really costly ..Thanks I finally got it ! I contacted Visual Paradigm Support and they helped me out !
Feels great now ! Thanks Vjo7a I imported the diagrams by selecting Import XMI in Visual Paradigm (Enterprise Edition Trial Version not the Community Version )and BAAMMM !
Feels great now ! Thanks Vjo7a I imported the diagrams by selecting Import XMI in Visual Paradigm (Enterprise Edition Trial Version not the Community Version )and BAAMMM !