[Papervision3D] [OffTopic ] an XML editor

[Aleksandar Mancic]

oXygen XML can handle quite big XML files (certainly bigger than Flash 
could parse without `script executing slowly...` warning) + it works 
flawlessly with XSD schemas and offers hefty auto-complete based on XML 
content even if you don't have a schema. Works nicely with XSLT as well, 
tho I doubt you'll need that... If you look for a free XML editor with 
limited abilities, the one within Eclipse project should be sufficient. 
And, if you really need complex data fill based on user input, why not 
creating Ant script to automate XML filling?

Either case, if you are working with very large XML files Flash Player 
itself can end up to be the biggest problem. Try parsing complex 10MB 
XML file with Flash and you'll see why :) (of course, if you are 
referring to XML as DAE, I sincerely doubt that PV3D would be able to 
render such complex mesh). But if you really need complex, large XML 
data within Flash I'd recommend to split it up and parse it sequentially 
(for example keeping specific nodes in external files and storing 
reference to them in the main file).

Burak Özdelice wrote:
> hi guys,
> sorry for off topic message but im stucked here. My problem is, my XML 
> data became huge and I cant control it , mean entering an data or 
> updating it is extremly hard any more. confused.
>  
> i wonder that, is there any xml editor that can serve an interface for 
> entering data? ( i mean with edit boxes, textBlocks etc.)
>  
> regards.
> Burak
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