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hi all,
i have just started learning XML. i want 2 start my practice with small examples.i heard from my friend that there is a software to check the wellformedness and validity of xml in internetexplorer ,is it correct or i have 2 choose some editors for practising or learn some IDE's like XMLSpy or XMEATAL.which will suit me?
thanks in advance.
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I was able to learn a lot with XML SPY. You can download the trial and take a look.
 
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Hi,
I agree with rob. xml spy is really damn good tool.
And for later practices you can write your own code in java/C++ using apache's xalan/xerces libraries for xml parser. As I learned from them lot.
-Vimal
 
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Hi there,
U can check ur wellformedness with a simple browser jus the leave the job to the browser but for validating a XMl doc u need to either have a validating parser or need to build ur own with ibm's xalan/xereces as of now jus go on with browser......
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