1. Much faster and improved large schemas opening

New version of the xsl:easy for Eclipse now opens large and complicated XML schemas much faster without memory problems.

2. Find dialog

Find dialog known from the Eclipse allows you to simply search between all nodes - in the source and also in the stylesheet. Advanced search options also enables you to specify search criteria to maximize effectiveness of your work.

3. Switching between XSLT processors (JAXP, SAXON)

Since now you can choose between two XSLT processors. You don’t have to limit yourself to run only 1.0 stylesheets no more. By selecting Saxon you can execute also 2.0 stylesheets.

4. CDATA support

Wrapping text blocks to CDATA sections allows you to quote various code parts without making your stylesheet invalid.

5. XSD Tooltips

xsl:easy now displays tooltips on XML schemas. These tooltips inform you about data types of the nodes from the shema.

6. Local History support

Local history allows you to turn back to the previously saved document in case you provide changes in the stylesheet you don’t want to keep.

How can I get new update?

1.   I already have installed xsl:easy plugin.

• Start Eclipse
• In the main menu select Help > Software updates > Manage configuration
• In the plug-ins list select xsl:easy 1.0.0.9119
• Right click on it and select Find Updates

2.   I don’t have xsl:easy plugin yet.

Follow this link.