XML stands for "eXtensible Markup Language." It is a markup language that defines rules for encoding documents in a format that is both human-readable and machine-readable. XML is widely used for representing structured data and documents on the web. It provides a way to store and transport data that can be easily parsed and manipulated. XML documents consist of elements, attributes, and text content. XML files typically have the ".xml" file extension. The MIME type for XML is "application/xml."
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<items>
<item>
<UID>f8e0bd14-57a3-4a8c-89a0-34794eb971f7</UID>
<Full_Name>Aimee</Full_Name>
<Email_Home>Mckenna_Toy24@yahoo.com</Email_Home>
<Address_Billing>698 Rohan Pine</Address_Billing>
<Phone_Car>262-665-9227 x945</Phone_Car>
<Url>https://ethical-developmental.com</Url>
<Title>Mechanical Engineer</Title>
<Organization>Hegmann - Lueilwitz</Organization>
<Birthday>20100928</Birthday>
</item>
<item>
<UID>b089c817-3ef4-4d21-84f5-1b8c17ef65b4</UID>
<Full_Name>Laverne</Full_Name>
<Email_Additional>Eloy46@gmail.com</Email_Additional>
<Address_Billing>417 Lillian Locks</Address_Billing>
<Phone_Video>520-581-7516 x007</Phone_Video>
<Url>https://outlying-lamb.org/</Url>
<Title>Software Engineer</Title>
<Organization>Conn - Leuschke</Organization>
<Birthday>19950429</Birthday>
</item>
</items>Human-Readable: XML is designed to be human-readable and self-descriptive, making it easy for developers and users to understand the structure of the data.
Platform-Independent: XML is platform-independent and can be used for data interchange between different systems and applications.
Extensibility: XML allows for the definition of custom tags and structures, providing flexibility and extensibility in representing diverse types of data.
Structured Data: XML is suitable for representing structured data, making it a popular choice for configuration files, data exchange between web services, and more.
Explore more about XML on Wikipedia.
Step 1: Input XML (text or file)
Access the Online XML Viewer tool.
Enter or upload the XML text/file (up to 25MB) you want to visualize.
Step 2: Click Format (Optional)
If needed, click on the 'Format' button to improve the readability of the XML.
Step 3: Click View Button
Click on the 'View' button to generate and display the tree structure of the XML.
The Online XML Viewer offers a convenient way to visualize the structure of XML data.
1. What does the XML Viewer tool do?
The XML Viewer tool allows users to view XML documents in a structured and user-friendly manner. It formats the XML content for better readability.
2. How can I input XML data into the viewer?
The XML Viewer provides two input options:
3. How can I collapse and expand nodes?
To collapse a node, click on the '-' sign next to the node. To expand a collapsed node, click on the '+' sign. This allows you to navigate through the XML structure more efficiently.
4. Is there a limit on the size of the XML file I can upload?
Yes, there is a limit on the size of the XML file you can upload. Currently, the maximum file size allowed for upload is 25 MB. If your file exceeds this limit, an error will be displayed, and you will need to split it into smaller files or optimize it for size.
5. How do I obtain the XML viewer output?
6. Is there a way to reset the input/output data?
7. Is there a limit on the number of XML files I can beautify continuously?
No, there is no limit on the number of XML files you can beautify continuously. You can beautify as many XML files as you need without any restrictions.
8. How can I report issues or provide feedback?
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