XML enables us to describe hierarchic data models, while XMLInspector automatically generates dialog forms in Delphi and C++ Builder. Now, when developing an application, you may rather concentrate your attention on modelling objects aimed to accomplish certain tasks, whereas XMLInspector will give a user-friendly and clear opportunity to edit these objects.
features:
- System requirements and compatibility with other products
- Supports Borland Delphi 5-7 and Borland C++ Builder 5-6.
- Supports any data sources, compatible with a standard TDataSet.
- Components and tools
- TXMLInspector is a non visual component.
- TXSDEditor is a property inspector dialog enabling to edit XML files.
- Non visual classes: TXMLNode is a parser of XML files used in XMLInspector, TXMLDictionary is a class realizing popup lists of XMLInspector property values.
- Use with databases
- Automatic generation of an XSD scheme and TDataSet record editing in XMLInspector.
- An ability to save and load XML nodes in a database.
- XMLInspector control
- An ability to handle an event of XML node property changing.
- An ability to set popup values when editing XML node properties.
- An ability to connect additional XML node property editors.
