If you want to do some easy XML editing, then this markup language video is the one to watch, for XMLSpy. The graphical WSDL editor allows developers to design the interface for Web Services in an intuitive manner.
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Generate an Microsoft Excel sheet using XML
How To:
Validate your XML documents with XMLSpy
How To:
Open XML on Mac OS X
How To:
Create an MP3 player playlist with PHP
How To:
Use XMLSpy for XML editing
How To:
Render XML dynamically from an MySQL database with PHP
How To:
Map text files with MapForce
How To:
Use the output functions in MapForce
How To:
Map EDI data with MapForce
How To:
Edit, analyze, and debug XPath expressions with XMLSpy
How To:
Design XSLT stylesheets with StyleVision
How To:
Edit, debug, and profile XSLT 1.0 and 2.0 with XMLSpy
How To:
Use the XML Schema tools in NetBeans 6.0
How To:
Work with the XML Schema editor in XMLSpy
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Render dynamic XML files with a PHP loops
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Create an XML document and import it into a Flash application
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Create and submit an XML sitemap with free tools
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