Java™ Support

XMLSpy® 2008 is the winner of the Java Developer Journal Readers Choice Award for "Best XML Editor" for its advanced support for Java and XML development.

Java

Support for common J2EE file types

XMLSpy® 2008 now comes with built-in editing support for all important Java™ 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) configuration files, such as:
- JSP 1.2 Tag Library Descriptor
- EJB 2.0 Deployment Descriptor
- J2EE 1.3 Application
- J2EE 1.3 Application Client
- J2EE Connector 1.0 Resource Adapter
- Servlet 2.3 Deployment Descriptor
For more information on these file types, please refer to the J2EE DTD Specifications on the Sun Microsystems Web site.

JavaServer Page Editing

To make the process of creating JavaServer Pages (JSP) easier, XMLSpy® 2008 supports the editing of JSP files through intelligent entry-helpers for both HTML and JSP elements:
This greatly simplifies the task of creating JavaServer Pages and inter-operating with XML content from Java.

Java Code Generation

XMLSpy® 2008 supports auto-generation of Java class files based on elements and types defined in an XML Schema.
Java code generation accelerates the binding of data elements defined in XML Schema to Java program code. For more information on code generation, see the code generation feature page or see the online video demonstration.

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Generate Java Class files from XML Schema elements and complex types using the XMLSpy® 2008 code generator. The generated JavaBeans are JAXP compliant and include methods for serializing / deserializing XML documents to in-memory DOM trees and back to files, validation, transformation, and more. A Forte for Java project file is also generated. Read more about Java code generation here.