Xml formatting (pretty print, etc)

Our MXML is getting a bit messy. (we also need a pretty
printer and simple
xml exploration and editing) for soap feeds.
1. Is there something in Eclipse now that does this?
2. Is there a publicly available plug-in
3. Is there some simple (i.e. cheap or free tool) for doing
this. XMLSpy
would be overkill.

Excellent directions, Yes, this is exactly what I needed to
know. It now
works fine.
Only one item to note. Even though I did not set XMLBuddy as
the default for
*.mxml
-- If I do the context menu (right click) and choose xml
buddy, then it will
stay sticky for that file the next time. The same as with
using the
FlexBuilder mxml editor. Not a real problem but what does
"default" mean any
more if the IDE is trying to be so smart as to decide for me
what my default
should be :-)
"Mark Shepherd" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> There is no XML or MXML formatting built-in to
FlexBuilder or Eclipse.
>
> But don't despair, there are 100's of plugins available
for eclipse, here
> is one way that works...
>
> 1. install the XMLBuddy eclipse plug-in from
xmlbuddy.com
> 2. in flexbuilder, go to Window > Preferences >
General > Editors > File
> Associations
> 3. select *.mxml in the top panel, then click "Add" in
the bottom panel
> 4. choose XMLBuddy, then OK, then OK
>
> You can now open any MXML file using the XML editor
(xmlbuddy) rather than
> FlexBuilder's normal MXML editor. To do this, select the
file in the
> Navigator panel, then right-click and choose Open With
> XMLBuddy. Once
> you are in the XML editor, you can select a range of
text (or the entire
> file, if you like) and choose Format from the XML menu.
>
> This technique will work for any XML-based file format,
including MXML,
> soap documents, RSS feeds, etc.
>
> There are probably other way to do this. Does anybody
have other
> suggestions?
>
> Mark Shepherd
> FlexBuilder Engineering
>
>
> Yechezkal Gutfreund wrote:
>> Our MXML is getting a bit messy. (we also need a
pretty printer and
>> simple xml exploration and editing) for soap feeds.
>>
>> 1. Is there something in Eclipse now that does this?
>>
>> 2. Is there a publicly available plug-in
>>
>> 3. Is there some simple (i.e. cheap or free tool)
for doing this. XMLSpy
>> would be overkill.
>>
>>

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I want to be able to get the same output result into a string than the XML file IDoc port type with DTD activated. I have created a FM (based on SAP "OWN_FUNCTION") assigned to an IDoc port of type ABAP-PI that executes the following processing steps:
1-Extract outbound IDoc information to get the sender & recipient mail addresses (EDP13 / EDIPHONE tables).
2-Convert & Transform IDoc data into XML string using FM IDX_IDOC_TO_XML.
3-Prepare and send e-mail with XML attachement using FM SO_NEW_DOCUMENT_ATT_SEND_API1.
I cand generate the e-mail with the XML file attachement but FM IDX_IDOC_TO_XML does not convert the IDoc with proper formating and DTD.
What should I use to accomplish the IDoc conversion to XML w/DTD into a string?
Should I use XSLT tools ?
How does that work?
Thank you
Carl

muks wrote:
Use decimal string to number
Specifically, you can define a constant with a different datatype on the input on the lower left if you need a different datatype (e.g. U8, I64, DBL, etc) Are all your values integers or do you also need to scan fractional numbers? In this case, you should use "fract/exp string to number" instead.
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