Das Programm macht genau das, was es soll zuverlässig und fehlerfrei.
Das Programm macht genau das, was es soll zuverlässig und fehlerfrei.
Ich heute den ganzen Tag eine XML-Datei untersucht, die einen Fehler aufwies. Dann mit diesem Programm innerhalb von fünf Minuten den Fehler gefudnen. Gute Investition!
All this does is validate. It’s not an editor. But that one thing it does, it does very well. If you have a definition document, it will validate against that; if you don’t it will simply check your XML for well-formedness. It handles all four main definition document types, (including two lesser known ones.) Just what I needed.
I have a MAMP PHP server that is serving dynamic XSD docs. That means that they use PHP to supply stuff like the namespace (it's a dynamic schema). That also means that I would like to be able to enter a URI in the schema field, like so: http://localhost/xsd/TestSchema.php Unfortunately, the app renders the URI like so: http:/localhost/xsd/TestSchema.php <- NOTE: Missing second forward-slash in "http://". That means that I can't do dynamic network schema validation, and have to save the rendered schema document, then validate against that. I guess that you get what you pay for...
This is usless if you need to find a section in a long XML, all it seems to do is validate the XML. The Text Edit app that comes with your Mac is a far better tool to review the XML and find specific elements and ennumerations.
If you need to validate xml files for integrity, or against a schema or DTD this tool is great. If your looking to do something else, then this isn't what you need.
It's a piece of junk. Doesn't seem to be well maintained. "Printing" does nothing. Don't waste your time.
I was having some problems geting some xml going in php with explode. I set up tidy on the server to see if that would help but it only resulted in xml being formatted differently and php was still dying on explode. Enter Nanny. I found the offending xml and threw it at Nanny and it told me exactly what was wrong. Now I know what needs to be stripped and can do so before explode. My only request: Retina support.
I was expecting to be able to collapse nodes of the XML in this tool. It does not do that. The screen shots made it appear like it would.
I had greater expectations for this app. I imagine I would be able to put the XML, the XSD, see where the validation didn't go well and be able to edit the file and fix it inside the software, but that's not possible. The software will only validate and show me line numbers and mistakes then I have to correct it in an external editor and reparse the file. If you already have some IDE you'll probably have this functionality there (as I have in Visual Studio).
I am an XML student and have to validate my homework. With little to no experience doing this, XML Nanny showed me my errors in a clear way, I fixed them, and my homework is done. Validation has been made easy with this app.
This little tool helped me a lot with XML based API integration. Does exactly what it says it does.