ActiveState Visual XSLT combines the familiar Microsoft Visual Studio
Key New Features:
Just-In-Time (JIT) Debugging – Test XSLT code embedded in other applications or libraries built for the Microsoft
Visual Schema Mapper – Visually generate XSLT based on XML schemas or instances
Enhanced Project Manager – Easily add folders and hierarchies to projects
“We’ve had incredible customer demand for just-in-time debugging. Developers can now quickly pull XML out of any database and debug the transformation, without needing the source code,” said Matt Herdon, director of product management, ActiveState. “For those who are purely focused on XSLT development, Visual XSLT’s new JIT and Mapper make coding on the
“ActiveState’s Visual XSLT affords a rich experience in solving the programming challenges of today,” said Christopher Flores, lead product manager for the Developer and Platform Evangelism Division at Microsoft Corp. “Visual XSLT’s Just-in-Time debugger, Visual Schema Mapper and Project Manager gives developers more flexibility in building applications for the Web.”
“We create technology apps for professional services firms around the world and use XML and XSLT extensively. I needed a tool that allowed me to easily debug XSL files, which we generate to produce html forms. Before Visual XSLT, we were trying to view the output code and figure out what we’d done incorrectly, which was virtually impossible to do,” said Brad Reaves, developer, Thomson Elite. “Visual XSLT’s step through debugging and variable watching is absolutely critical to my workwhich I can now do so much faster.”
Visual XSLT licenses are $295. The program is also offered as part of the ActiveState Open Source Language Suite for Microsoft Visual Studio
About ActiveState:
ActiveState, a division of Sophos, enables enterprises and IT professionals to increase productivity and organizational efficiency through the innovative use of open source technologies. Over 70% of the Fortune 500 rely on ActiveState’s open source language programming tools, language distributions, and enterprise support services.”
Link: activestate.com