XML Editor

You can now edit files over FTP. Also, HTTP/WebDAV support is present, although it is experimental. You can enter a base URL and then browse a FTP or WebDAV repository to select the desired file or files to open. During open as well as during save, the progress is displayed and you can cancel the operation at any time.

Errors and find results are now presented in a table instead of a list allowing you to order the different columns that compose a message as desired.

You can easily find the specification reference for the XML Schema errors with just one click. The error messages contain an Info field that when clicked will open the browser on the "XML Schema Part 1:Structures" specification at exactly the point where the error is described thus allowing you to understand the reason for that error.

The Relax NG schemas in compact syntax can be validated using Oxygen.

When editing documents associated with a Relax NG schema the editor will offer content completion proposals for elements and attributes.

The replace string can contain '{$ENTER}' which at the replace time will be rendered as a new line character.

The output console where the external tools place their output can now be 'cleared' and a maximum number of lines can also be set through the Options / Preferences page.

The editor's background color is customizable.

The XML project and XML perspective allows easy access to the new wizards provided by Oxygen.

Full configurable shortcuts for actions were introduced in the Eclipse plugin. One can retrieve the actions in the Window / Preferences menu under Workbench / Keys dialog box in the XML Editor entry.

Indent/unindent selection is also available for the Eclipse plugin. The default key bindings are: TAB to indent and SHIFT+TAB to unindent.

The Escape selection contextual menu option was introduced also in the Eclipse plugin. This allows to XML escape the selected content.

The Import from HTML as XML feature is now available in the Eclipse plugin.