XML Converter

There are multiple programming languages used to create, and define different areas of expertise, with some examples like the XML being both human, and machine readable. However, there are many more types, and applications like XML Converter allow you to visualize data, manipulate it, and convert it to the format you need.

On the one hand, the application comes in a lightweight package, skipping you the time and effort needed to go through a setup process, letting you carry it around on a USB flash drive with ease. On the other hand, you need to make sure that the computer you use it on is fitted with .NET Framework to ensure functionality.

A file needs to be opened for conversion to be possible. You’re at liberty to pick from formats like XLS, XLSX, MDB, ACCDB, DOCX, CSV, TXT, and JSON, which inevitably need to contain a table structure. You can connect to an online existing Oracle, MS SQL Server, ODBC connection, or MySQL database to grab data from there.

Once the target file loads, its content is shown in one of the two sections, with the second being dedicated to output. A tree list makes it easy to navigate through all components, with the possibility to also modify existing info cells. Existing scripts are shown as well, and you can create new ones, or import external micros to automate the whole process.

Generating output doesn’t mean creating a new file directly, and you’re offered the chance to take a final look over the new type of file, and even make adjustments. A dedicated tool allows you to thoroughly manage XML tags. When it comes to building the resulting file, you can choose to create DTD, XSD, TransX schema, XML, convert XML to other types, or simply generate a preview in your default web browser.

To sum it up, XML Converter offers a comprehensive set of utilities with which to load existing databases, either from local files or online sources, view and edit internal structure, and finally convert to one of various other related formats. Portability makes it flexible and easy to carry around, while the general layout makes it worth a try.