Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition User Reviews
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"Haven't tried nor going to..............."
Version: Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2010 release 3
Pros
Heard it's a good software,so I'm checking this out.
Cons
PRICE.
Are you guys mad? $ 999.That's a very ridiculous amount to pay for a xml editor.Are you people competing with Microsoft?
I would Rather buy Adobe Photoshop Extended Paying the same amount of money.Summary
Lessen the Price to 10% what it is now.Then may be people will use it.
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"waste of time and money"
Version: Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2010 release 3
Pros
none, big mistake on my part
Cons
buggy, overpriced, full of useless features and propietary engines
Summary
don't download
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"Works as promised but really expensive after trial"
Version: Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2010 release 3
Pros
Works as promised
Cons
Dang expensive to actually buy
Summary
I'm looking to see if there are cheaper options in the marketplace because this works but it's way too much money. That's my adobe creative suite dangit!
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"Make XMLSpy even better with PlugIns"
Version: Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2006
Pros
spycomponents offers PlugIns for XMLSpy to add more value to the application:
ValidatorBuddy: Get access to the most popular schema validators directly in XMLSpy.
File Commander PRO: Useful file functionalities like a file explorer, automatic reopening of documents, notes and more.
Just search on the net for spycomponents...
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"Too many bugs with schema validation"
Version: Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2005r3
Pros
Look, it's better than anything else, but if Altova claims the leadership they could get these nasty bugs fixed ages ago.
This app is good for medium complexity schemas.
Cons
Keeps crashing on my PC when the previous version worked relatively stable. Can't put my fingers on the reason, but it looks like if you have a few some complex schemas open it just too much for the app to handle.
An old time validation problems with anyAttribute namespace=##other processContent=lax - it just doesn't bother to validate anything. This is really annoying.
If an attribute has a fixed value it may stop recognising it if the schema is imported.
They changed some validation error messages to less informative ones. Just don't understand why.
Not all elements are suggested in the prompts in grid view when building an instance XML document. The elements are clearly there and if typed in correctly it validates OK.
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"Dynamite development tool"
Version: Altova XMLSpy Enterprise Edition 2005
Summary
Above and beyond any other XML tool - extensive feature set that lets me easily manipulate my apps - use XMLSpy every single day.
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