QXmlEdit is a simple XML editor based on Qt libraries. Its main features are unusual data visualization modes, nice XML manipulation and presentation and it is multi platform. It can split very big XML files into fragments, and compare XML and XSD files. It was born on Google code (https://code.google.com/p/qxmledit).

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Latest release is 0.9.15 tagged on March 2020.

Get QXmlEdit

Downloads are hosted on sourceforge.net: https://sourceforge.net/projects/qxmledit/files.
Source code packages and binary installers for MacOS and Windows are available.
Chances are that you can find QXmlEdit already packaged in your Linux distribution.
Information about license, source code, support and mailing list in the info page.

Main features:

• Hierarchical customizable view of XML elements.
• Fast XML hierarchy navigation.
• Split of big XML files.
• Search supporting XPath expressions.
• Base 64 data handling.
• Custom visualization styles.
• XML Schema (XSD) viewer.
• Columnar view.
• Sessions handling.
• Graphical XML file view.
• Map view of a XML document.
• Split and fragment extraction of big XML files.
• Visual compare of XML Schema files.
• Visual compare of XML files.
• XML Snippets.
• XSL and SCXML specialized modes.
• Data anonymization.
• SCXML editor.
• Formatting options.

Requirements

Qt libraries version 4.8 or higher are required. Manual calculator online. Qt 5 is supported.

XMLSpear is a free XML editor with real-time validation.
It is easy to use, built in Java and available for all platforms.

Experienced XML users will find several advanced, unique features e.g. the interactive schema resolving, the display of loaded schemas and the extensive XPath panel (version 3.0).
The XML is displayed in three different views:

• The treetable gives a nice overview of the structure of the xml file. You can insert and delete nodes, and even build a whole document from scratch. It is the most convenient view for correcting and editing xml. Don't worry about writings tags or escaping reserved XML characters. This view makes XMLSpear different form many other XML tools.
• The element view is especially usefull if your element has many attributes.
• The source view can be used for correcting unwellformed xml, doing finds-replaces or copy-and-paste. You can always escape to this view to do advanced things that are not supported in the other views.

The included text editor is usefull for editing plain text files (shell scripts, ini and config files, etcetera).
Mac OS users can open and edit their plist files, even when they are in binary format.
XMLSpear is packaged with a MQSeries plugin for browing queues and putting messages, so you can even test your MQ based services.
Please read the progress pages for more details.