XML Browser View: XMLSpy

Powerful Editing Views

The seven powerful, synchronized editing views of the XMLSpy® 2010 XML editor are designed to allow developers to work with XML technologies in the mode that best suits their specific needs, allowing ease-of-use and rapid, high-quality development. The XMLSpy® 2010 design pane includes view tabs that allow immediate switching between the different views.

Browser View

You can use the integrated browser view of XMLSpy® 2010 to immediately preview any XML file that is associated with an XSL stylesheet, or you can view the output from an XSLT transformation to HTML.

If you are using XMLSpy® 2010 for XHTML editing, or if you have an XSL stylesheet associated with your XML document, you can also show the browser view in a separate window. This allows you to take a look at the document source in Enhanced Grid View or Text View with the browser preview side-by-side, so that it can easily be refreshed directly from the editing view.

The integrated browser view requires Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 5 or higher (the most current version is IE 7).

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There are many unique ways of working with XML documents, and each user has personal preferences towards one presentation form or another.

That's why XMLSpy® 2010 provides multiple options for viewing XML files, giving you the flexibility to choose between different presentations and editing paradigms depending on the nature of the XML data you're working with.