Features include: Unicode aware text editing; validation of any DTD, XML Schema or XML Document against its DTD or XML Schema; XML layout tidying; real-time XML coloring; context-sensitive XML dropdown tips; identification of XML dialects by their namespace; XML tree explorer; unlimited undo/redo.

XmlShell, the ultimate lightweight XML editor. It's fast, powerful, flexible, and intuitive. Main Features: 1. True side-by-side XML tree structural view and table/editor/browser views. 2. Grid-like table views to display table-like XML data. 3. Syntax-colored free-form text editor. 4. Intelligent popup list in the text editor. 5. Validate XML documents against DTD or XML Schema. 6. XSL Transform view. 7. Opens non well-formed XML files.

Treebeard is an XSLT IDE that allows one to load an XML file and an XSLT file (from the web or from the local file system), edit either file, and then perform transformations. Features include: Syntax highlighting; Code Completion; Plug-able XSLT transformer; FOP preview; ability to save as PDF; Template Browser; Regular expression find; UTF-8,UTF-16 and ISO-8859-1 support; and much more.

The Liquid XML Data Binding Wizard 3 is a sophisticated code generator that provides an object interface in your chosen language over any XML Schema (XSD, XDR or DTD). This allows any XML Document that complies with the schema to be serialized in, modified, and written back out without the need for the developer to have knowledge of XML technology. The XML Wizard produces code that enables you to access your XML directly from a purpose built C# .Net, C++, Java, and Visual Basic 6 class library.

AurigaDoc is a java-xml-xsl based documentation tool for writing xml documents and converting them to other formats like HTML, DHTML, RTF and PDF. AurigaDoc can produce output in HTMl(single and multi-page), DHTML, PDF, RTF, PostScript, HTML Help, Java Help, Oracle help For Java, Unix Man Page, etc The idea is to keep a single document source(as xml) and convert it to various formats using XSLT.

XMLmind FO Converter (XFC for short) is an XSL-FO to RTF converter. It takes an XSL-FO source file as input and converts it to RTF. XFC preserves the structure of the original document (e.g. a list-block element is converted to an actual RTF list) and most of the presentation information (font attributes, indentation, etc). The output RTF conforms to version 1.6 of the specification. Output conformance was checked with MS-Word 2000. XFC is a pure Java application/library.

Lucid XML Editor is a full and easy to use software product for XML document editing. The set of functionnalities for creating and editing XML documents is available from a web navigator. Its main functionalities are: XML documents creation and modification; central document repository; assisted edition thanks to dynamic contextual menus; documents validation; localized interface.

Yukon is XML/Web Services based software that facilitates data exchange between servers, servers and PCs and/or between applications. The software can be used to distribute data from central database to various web sites, distribute products to affiliates sites, deliver data and content to desktop applications, mass submit data to remote databases as well as to integrate web-based applications with the internal ERP/database.

The Rubico Report Styler provides more than standard GUI report layout definition. What makes the Report Styler particularly powerful, is that it applies open style sheet standards (generates XSLT style sheets, defining layout in XSL-Formatting objects). This enables the report to be presented by any XSL-FO-compliant third-party renderer. The result is “same look” presentation in multiple formats, including PDF, RTF, and Postscript – without needing to redo layout for each format!

The XI run-time engine is designed to accept an input script as a template for performing transformations. Based on the script and the direction of the transformation (from data storage to XML or from XML to data storage), XI creates the appropriate tree structures for performing the transformations. The tree structures define both the data storage procedures to be executed as well as the XML structure information, which is either an XML hierarchy to be created upon retrieval or to be selected for storage.