Overview

Use structures defined in XSD or XML file to enable mapping, visual XPath matching and validation features. Associate source and target nodes using the mouse to create new XSLT instructions or append XPaths to existing expressions.

Tree-based XSLT editor in stylesheet pane is similar to the common outline views, but with the full editing capability. Automatic markup handling shields you from annoying XML syntax issues.

You can test your transformations with different parameters or source files. Multiple launch configurations let you define various inputs, execution arguments and output methods for any given stylesheet.

Whatever your level of XSLT experience is, the xsl:easy for Eclipse lets you benefit from the combination of powerful code editor and mapper.

• Unified mapper with code editor in single view
• Focus on high-level transformation logic instead of XML syntax
• Permanent overview during the XSLT design
• Reduced manual typing with drag & drop mapping
• Instant visual feedback with XPath visualization
• Real-time XPath syntax validation and code annotation
• Fast code insertion with Key assist
• Customizable key bindings

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