Altova XMLSpy is currently an advanced XML and JSON editor that can be used to design, edit, and debug enterprise level applications involving JSON, XML, XML Schema, XSLT, XQuery, SOAP, WSDL, Web services, OOXML, and XBRL technologies. It also includes features such as Visual Studio and Eclipse plugins.

Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition is the industry's leading XML and JSON editor, with an intuitive editing view and powerful tools to quickly and easily model, edit, transform, and debug XML and JSON related technologies.

XMLSpy is driven by RaptorXML and can perform lightning fast validation and processing. In addition to the popular XML and JSON editors, XMLSpy also includes a graphical XML Schema 1.0/1.1 editor that makes it easy to design and document complex schemas.

XMLSpy includes a graphical JSON Schema editor and validator, the first JSON grid editor, and JSON& lt;& Gt; XML converter, even supporting the use of XPath, XSLT, and XQuery to process JSON.

The revolutionary Smart Fix validation not only reports validation errors, but also recommends options to fix them with just one click, simplifying the troubleshooting process. It also includes an XSLT 1.0/2.0/3.0 editor and debugger that supports patterns for improving style sheets.

The XPath 1.0/2.0/3.1 builder/evaluator and intelligent XPath auto completion assist in building and testing XPath expressions, and can evaluate multiple JSON or XML files. The XQuery 1.0/2.0/3.0/3.1 editor and debugger that support patterns can facilitate intelligent querying of XML data.

It also provides intelligent HTML, HTML5, XHTML, and CSS3 editing. XMLSpy supports all major SQL databases, including SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, IBM DB2, Informix, MySQL, Sybase, Firebird, Access, and more. You can connect to and query relational databases, generate XML schema from DB, import and export data based on DB schema, generate DB from XML schema, and edit relational or XML data.

XMLSpy includes COM and Java APIs, as well as OLE and ActiveX controls, which can access the powerful features of XMLSpy through programs. After integrating XMLSpy with Microsoft Visual Studio or Eclipse, you can seamlessly access XMLSpy editing views and XML development tools from these popular IDEs.

Highlights of XMLSpy Features

Developers need a JSON and XML editor to add value beyond bracket matching and basic validation checks. XMLSpy provides a comprehensive set of features, including graphical views, code generators, wizards, and other intelligent JSON and XML editing capabilities, to help you complete your work faster than ever before.

1. JSON Editor and JSON Schema Editor
2. JSON Conversion and XPath, XSLT, XQuery
3. Edit XML document
4. SmartFix XML Validation and Error Correction
5. XML schema editor
6. XSLT Editor
7. XSLT debugger & profiler
8. XSL Speed Optimizer
9. XPath / XQuery builder & evaluator
10. XQuery Editor
11. XSLT/XQuery Reverse Mapping
12. XPath / XQuery debugger
13. XQuery Update Facility Editor
14. 3-channel differential/merge
15. XBRL Tools
16. WSDL Editor
17. SOAP client and debugger
18. Database integration
19. Java, C #, and C++code generation
20. Apache Avro tool
21. Integration of Visual Studio and Eclipse
22. Open XML (OOXML) support
23. Generate charts based on XML data
24. SharePoint Server Integration
25. Integrate with the installed RaptorXML server to achieve ultra fast processing

Text and graphic XML editing views

XMLSpy abstracts the complexity of editing XML and related technologies through its intuitive user interface and rich variety of views and options. Whether you prefer editing XML documents in text-based XML viewers or graphical XML viewers, XMLSpy provides intelligent guidance and entry assistance programs as you type, and troubleshooting can be quickly and easily done using the industry's most standard XML validators.

XML Grid View

The XML grid view uses a set of nested containers that reflect its hierarchical structure to display the structure of an XML document. It also includes a table view that rearranges duplicate elements in the table for easy viewing and sorting. By default, XML grid views use attributes and child elements for columns and display duplicate XML elements as rows - but you can flip rows and columns to adjust the display based on the data type of the file.

XML grids make XML editing faster and more powerful than using a text editor alone. Advanced features include:

1. Automatic image display
2. Easy creation of XPath filters
3. XQuery formulas used for calculating results or generating node sets
4. Paste content from external applications (text editor, Visual Studio/Eclipse, Excel...)
5. Customize node grouping for very large XML files