Version 14.2 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds important features for both XML Development and XML Authoring.

On the XML development side, <oXygen/> completes the set of XML Schema 1.1 related features with full schema editing support and capabilities to generate XML instances and schema documentation in accordance with this new W3C standard.

On the XML Authoring side, <oXygen/> streamlines XML reviewing by adding support for highlights and a Review manager panel. Highlights help you focus on the content you need to review and the Review manager panel presents all the changes, comments and highlights from a document so you can quickly inspect and manage them.

Improvements were made for quickly finding resources in the project by searching in their content or file paths. <oXygen/> offers these advanced search capabilities by adding a dedicated view that supports complex text search expressions, such as: multiple words, boolean operators, group searches, etc. as well as XML-aware filters.

Documents from a Microsoft SharePoint server can now be accessed using the Data Source Explorer view, where you can edit, check-in, or check-out resources directly.

As usual, <oXygen/> XML updates many components to their latest versions, and extends the API available to third party applications.

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Version 14.1 of <oXygen/> XML Editor makes XML authoring available to everybody, by allowing attributes to be edited directly in the Author view through form like controls and placing actions directly in the document flow. This expands the range of XML documents that can be edited visually from text-centric to data oriented documents.

The built-in frameworks support was improved, especially the DITA support which features better error reporting and a rename/move topic refactoring action.

The XML developers can use <oXygen/> XML to start experimenting with the new XML Schema 1.1 standard, while the huge XML files support allows them to edit multi GB documents.

As many partners depend now on <oXygen/> XML for their solutions, a lot of effort was put into improving and expanding the API to allow them to develop more integrated oXygen-powered applications.

As usual, <oXygen/> updates many components to their latest versions, the embedded SVN client supports now Subversion 1.7 and the Eclipse plugin distribution works with Eclipse version 4.2.

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Version 14 marks a major step forward in the XML development support as it introduces new concepts and functionality that change the way you develop XML and XML-related applications.

The XML authoring competes now with word processors on ease of use and functionality while providing all the benefits of having XML documents as the result of your work - it has never been easier before to create, annotate and review XML content.

The new support for plugin and framework repositories allows <oXygen/> users to discover and install extensions to the standard <oXygen/> functionality and enables the <oXygen/> plugin and framework developers to easily deliver and update their applications to <oXygen/> users.

The new version introduces subscription-based licenses for 1 year and 6 months alongside the existing permanent licensing option.

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Version 13.2 introduces a new Syntax Highlight mechanism capable of handling mixed content types, improves the JSON editing support and bidirectional documents rendering, extends the XML-native database support with find/replace capabilities and updates many third-party components. Also, there are many improvements in the authoring support, including an updated DITA Maps Metrics Report, experimental support for CGM images and updated API.

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Version 13.1 adds support for XHTML 5, improved content completion in XML modules, a new TEI ODD framework, support for publishing DITA maps directly from a CMS or other remote resources and a metrics report for DITA maps. Being a maintenance release it has a focus also on fixing many small issues.

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Version 13 introduces <oXygen/> XML Developer as a new product in the <oXygen/> products family. This aggregates all the XML development features offering a cost effective tool for people that do not need the visual editing support. <oXygen/> XML Editor is the union of <oXygen/> XML Developer and <oXygen/> XML Author offering both XML development and XML authoring capabilities.

Version 13 is focused on user interface improvements that concern visual XML editing (Author), XML Diff, SVN support, attributes editing and the presentation of results for validation, transformation, spell checking and search.

The Data Source Explorer view features drag and drop capabilities that allow copy/move operations even between different databases.

The EPUB support was extended with visual rendering of EPUB specific files and enhanced validation. New built-in transformation scenarios allow the conversion of TEI documents to EPUB, ODF and DOCX.

DITA improvements include search references (where used) within a DITA map, map validation under multiple condition sets (ditaval files), use of subject scheme defined values and more.

The new version adds support for JSON document editing, validation and conversion. Browser specific CSS extensions are now supported in the CSS editor.

Starting with version 13 <oXygen/> requires Java 6 or later.

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Version 12.2 of <oXygen/> XML introduces a number of unique development features. It provides support for editing XSLT and XML Schema modules in the context of a main XSLT, respectively main XML Schema file. For XML Schema visual editing it introduces a Palette view that allows to easily create new schema components by dragging them from this Palette view into the diagram. The support for the xml-model processing instruction for schema association that was previewed at XML Prague is available in 12.2 replacing the <oXygen/> specific processing instruction. The new version includes also one of the most requested features: Ant integration - the support for Ant transformation scenarios allows executing a target from an Ant script. For XSLT 2.0 and XQuery transformations it is possible to specify parameter values as XPath expressions when the engine allows that.

The EPUB support received special attention, oXygen offers now EPUB validation by integrating EpubCheck, editing and validation for specific EPUB file types as well as a number of general enhancements for working with archive-based formats. The visual authoring feature improvements in change tracking, table editing, transformations to new target formats and new API additions. The integrated Apache Subversion^TM client includes an improved Repositories view, offering a new design, better actions workflow and an optimized repository access. Many of the <oXygen/> components were updated to their latest version.

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Version 12.1 of <oXygen/> XML adds new features like a smart paste action that automatically converts content from office applications or from a web browser to DITA, DocBook or TEI, improves the XML authoring in areas like reference management, change tracking or the CSS rendering support and extends the API to incorporate feedback from partners which integrate <oXygen/> with CMSs or other applications. On the XML development side the new version introduces the Quick Assist helper to facilitate access to search and refactoring actions plus a number of improvements to the XSLT and XQuery debuggers and to the Relax NG schema editor. As always there were continuous user interface and performance improvements and many of the <oXygen/> components were updated to their latest versions.  Read more

Version 12 of <oXygen/> XML improves the existing functionality, adds new features and, most importantly, enhances the user experience. A lot of effort was invested in minimizing memory usage and improving the general performance.  Read more

Version 11.2 of <oXygen/> XML Editor improves the XML Author, the XML development tools, the support for large documents and the SVN Client.  Read more

Version 11.1 of <oXygen/> XML Editor improves the XML authoring capabilities, the support for XML development and also a number of core features. The visual XML authoring now uses schema information to provide intelligent editing actions that help keep the document valid and provide a better editing experience. The new compact representation of tags and the quick up/down navigation features improve the ergonomics and the usability. <oXygen/> XML Editor can use any XQJ compliant XQuery processor for XQuery transformations, different error levels and external references can be specified for Schematron messages and the XProc support was improved with better editing and execution. The XML format and indent operation can use DTD/schema information to provide better formatting and the find and replace is now XML-aware and can accept XPath filtering to delimit the search scope.

Starting with version 11.1 the diff and merge support from <oXygen/> XML Editor is available also as a separate application, <oXygen/> XML Diff.

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Version 11.0 of <oXygen/> XML Editor comes with exciting new features covering both XML development and XML authoring like: XProc support, integrated documentation for XSLT stylesheets, a new XQuery debugger (for the Oracle Berkeley DB XML database), MathML rendering and editing support, a smarter Author mode for an improved visual editing experience and DITA 1.2 features.

The support for very large documents was improved to handle documents in the 200MB range in the editor and 10GB in the large files viewer, the SVN support was upgraded with new features and a number of processors and frameworks were updated to their latest versions.

<oXygen/> XML Editor 11.0 contains also an experimental integration with EMC Documentum Content Management System.

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Version 10.3 of <oXygen/> XML Editor improves both the XML Authoring and the XML Development capabilities. As a result of user feedback the <oXygen/> XML Author API was reorganized and extended with additional functionality. There are various improvements to the existing frameworks (DITA, DocBook, TEI, etc.) like automatic ID generation or DITA aware search and replace. An important new XML development feature is the Component Dependencies View that presents a tree of component dependencies starting with a specified component for XSLT, XML Schema, Relax NG and NVDL. The new version also integrates the Saxon SA XQuery Update functionality and updates a number of components to their latest versions.  Read more

Version 10.2 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds important new features for both XML authoring and XML development.

The visual editing in <oXygen/> 10.2 includes content change tracking support, image scaling, table width and column width support including visual resizing, a more compact representation for included content and tag markers as well as a number of additions to the Author SDK to allow building powerful applications on top of <oXygen/>.

The XML developers will benefit in <oXygen/> XML Editor 10.2 of a redesigned and more ergonomic XML Schema diagram with a number of additional editing capabilities, will be able to see and understand the include/import relations between XML Schema documents, Relax NG schemas and XSLT stylesheets with the help of the new Hierarchy/Dependencies views. The addition of the Author mode for all XML schema editors creates a completely new perspective on schemas and schema documentation editing.

Other additions include new usability and accessibility features and a number of framework and component updates.

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Version 10.1 adds a new, redesigned XML Schema diagram that allows visual XML Schema editing, a new XML Schema documentation engine supporting multiple output formats, new features in the Author visual XML editing mode, improvements in the Outliner and content completion and updates the database support.  Read more

One of the most important additions in <oXygen/> XML Editor and Author version 10 is the bundling of the schema-aware XSLT 2.0 and XQuery processor from Saxonica. Saxon-SA is now available in all <oXygen/> editions at no additional cost. Version 10 comes with a large number of improvements including a powerful new XML instance generator, better content completion offering proposals from included or imported XML Schema or XSLT modules, a better integration of the Intel(R) XML Software Suite and updates of most database connectors, document frameworks and XML, XML Schema, XSLT, XPath and FOP processors. The SVN support was also updated to include Apache Subversion^TM 1.5 features.  Read more

Version 9.3 adds as main feature the support for editing and processing resources inside ZIP-based packages including Microsoft^® Office 2007 (OOXML) and OpenDocument (ODF) documents. There are various other improvements, a number of component updates and fixes.  Read more

Version 9.2 introduces a new Author edition specially tuned for content authors providing a well designed interface for XML editing by keeping only the relevant authoring features. The major additions in <oXygen/> 9.2 are related to the WYSIWYG-like editing support and in particular to the DITA support. The general visual editing improvements include displaying the resolved content in the editor and navigation through links. With the new DITA features that include a new DITA map editor, an action for inserting conref links, a tight integration with the latest version of the DITA Open Toolkit through <oXygen/>'s normal transformation scenarios mechanism, <oXygen/> becomes the leading DITA editor and the easiest to use. Other improvements include browsing of XML databases using WebDAV connections, better handling of CJK text, support for the Intel^® XML Software Suite and multiple component updates.  Read more

Version 9.1 adds a number of improvements, the main additions being related with the WYSIWYG-like XML editor and with the WebDAV support. It contains also support for SOAP 1.2 and some updated components.  Read more

The main feature of version 9.0 is a CSS based visual XML editor allowing WYSIWYG-like editing of XML documents. With an innovative approach to XML authoring <oXygen/> allows you to work with XML frameworks (DocBook, DITA, TEI, XHTML, etc) easier than ever before. Version 9 adds a new concept called Document Type that allows you to provide ready-to-use support for a framework or an XML language and share it with other users. This version also brings improved error reporting for validation against Relax NG schemas and Schematron, additional side view helpers, some component updates and a number of other features.  Read more

The key word for <oXygen/> XML Editor version 8.2 is innovation. It brings the first XQuery debugger against a native XML database allowing users of the MarkLogic 3.2 database to debug their XQuery code based on the new MarkLogic Server 3.2 XQuery debugging API. <oXygen/> is the first tool announcing ISO Schematron support covering also ISO Schematron embedded in XML Schema or Relax NG, abstract patterns and included Schematron schemas. <oXygen/> version 8.2 is the first XML IDE that enables working with modules (XML external entities, included/imported stylesheets, XQuery modules, etc.). You can validate the current module in the context it is used from and also perform multiple validation operations in a single action using the new validation scenarios feature. To the main features list we can add also the capability to view very large files with sizes larger than a Gigabyte and multi-line find/replace support.  Read more

Version 8.1 of <oXygen/> XML Editor improves the support for NVDL scripts and adds a series of enhancements, fixes and component updates.  Read more

Version 8.0 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds as main features a spreadsheet-like XML Grid Editor, management support for both XML and relational databases: Berkeley DB XML Database, eXist, IBM DB2 PureXML, MarkLogic, Microsoft SQLServer 2005, Oracle 10g R2, RainingData TigerLogic XDMS, SoftwareAG Tamino and XHive XML Database, options and transformation scenarios that can be stored into the project file and support for NVDL (Namespace-based Validation Dispatching Language) scripts.  Read more

Version 7.2 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds as main features a complete SVN client, support for flattening XML Schemata, an XML instance generator, integration with the X-Hive/DB, MarkLogic and TigerLogic XML databases, editing actions on the diagram, rename refactoring action and search references/declarations actions in XML Schema and Relax NG schemata editors.  Read more

Version 7.1 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds support for Berkeley and eXist XML Databases, an XSL templates view for easy navigation through the edited XSL stylesheet and an XPath builder view for editing complex XPath expressions. Effort has been made to improve the loading time and to reduce the memory usage especially for large documents. Multiple modifications were made to improve the general usability of the editor.  Read more

Version 7.0 of <oXygen/> XML Editor added more than 50 important new features like continuous validation and on screen marking of the errors, XQuery debugging, XPath content completion and XSLT refactoring actions.  Read more

Version 6.2 of <oXygen/> XML Editor gives a whole new editing experience with the introduction of a dockable framework that allows free configuration of the editor layout. Along with this major change there are also a lot of other additions and improvements.  Read more

Version 6.1 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds as main features an XSLT Profiler integrated in the debugging perspective, an enhanced XML schema documentation tool that includes diagrams, in place editing in schema diagrams, easy navigation to component definitions in schema editors, support for presenting the Relax NG annotations next to the content completion proposals and an attributes editor.  Read more

Version 6.0 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds as main features Visual Schema Editors for W3C XML Schema and Relax NG, a complete Diff and Merge solution and the capability of importing data from different data sources including relational databases and text files.  Read more

Version 5.1 of <oXygen/> XML Editor adds as main features folding, code templates, better Relax NG support, Schematron validation and the possibility to use MSXML and XSLTProc as XSLT transformers.  Read more

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