A7Soft JExamXML: A Free Java-Based XML Comparison Tool Has Been Released

A7Soft Announced the Release of JExamXML

Jan. 14, 2008 08:15 AM

A7Soft has made a significant step in development XML related Java application. Releasing JExamXML, A7Soft transferred XML comparison technologies from the Windows application ExamXML to the industry standard Java platform, allowing mullions of XML developers to embed the XML differencing technologies into their application.

JExamXML compares two XML documents and saves all changes and modifications to the highly accurate report file. The XML comments highlight differences within the report file.

Aimed at professional Java developers, this tool may be very useful for every user working with XML. This software can be used either as a standalone program or as a class library, that developers can integrate with their own java application.

Pure java architecture allows running JExamXML on heterogeneous hardware platforms and at last this tool is royalty free. Simply download JExamXML and use it free of charge.

The latest version of A7Soft JExamXML as well as Java API documentation and samples are available at http://www.a7soft.com

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