Which technology is best for create live XML editor with preview. Is there any possible done with use of XSLT?

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Hi Friends,
I have one task, to create live XML editor with preview.
i need to upload & update the xml document in tool,

I have already developed the XSLT for XML to HTML transformation. shall i combine this both in same tool.

which technology is better to done this job,

What I have tried:

XSLT part only updated for transform the XML to HTML. This also Static process only. not dynamic.

Posted 5-Jan-19 20:18pm

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Updated 6-Jan-19 1:48am

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2019-01-05T20:56:00

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Maybe you can use xmlwebpad it can be found here: CodePlex Archive[^]

Posted 5-Jan-19 20:56pm

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Dirk Bahle · Answer 2 · 2019-01-06T01:48:00

Solution 2

There is no straight answer, it depends on your skills and what you want to archive. Here is an XmlNotePad using Windows Forms and here is an Xml viewer using WPF XmlExplorer.

So, the answer is as usual: It depends :-) ...

Posted 6-Jan-19 1:48am

Dirk Bahle