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License Models
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Installed
User
Licenses
Installed User licenses are purchased per number
of computers on which you would like to install the software.
For example, if you purchase a 10 Installed User license, you may install
and use the software on up to 10 computers.
Concurrent
User Licenses
A Concurrent User license allows you to install
the software on up to 10 times the license number, provided that only the
licensed number of people use the software at the same time. For example,
if you purchase a 20 Concurrent User license, you may install the
software on up to 200 computers and use it on up to 20 computers at the
same time.
All Concurrent User licenses must be used in conjunction with the Altova
LicenseServer.
Named
User Licenses
For each Named User license, you may install the
software on up to 5 computers or workstations. This allows the user to
switch from one computer to the other as necessary, provided that only
one instance of the software will be used by the Named User at a time.
Multi-user Named License
Enterprises may purchase a single key code that will hold multiple
Named User licenses. This saves you from having a separate key code for
each Named User. Within the LicenseServer, the administrator assigns the
individual named user a license according the user’s UPN (user principal
name), i.e., his or her network ID. This is especially applicable for
users working in a virtual environment (see below).
All Named User licenses must be used in conjunction with the Altova
LicenseServer.
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Altova XMLSpy is the world's best selling JSON and XML editor for modeling, editing, transforming, and debugging related technologies.
XMLSpy JSON and XML Editor gives developers the tools they need to build the most sophisticated applications with its graphical schema designer, code generation, file converters, debuggers, and profilers for working with XSD, XSLT, XQuery, XBRL, SOAP, and more.
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Professional
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32-bit version
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64-bit version
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AI Assistant
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XML Editing
& Validation
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Validation
& well-formedness checking
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Integration with
installed RaptorXML Servers for hyper-fast validation
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Text view with
syntax coloring & code completion
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Grid view with
code completion
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Authentic
eForms view
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Browser view
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Project management
with source control system support
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Find &
replace across a project and/or multiple files
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XML
differencing
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3-way XML
differencing
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Assigning &
verifying XML digital signatures
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Embedding external
files (e.g., images) in XML
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Multi-language
spell checker
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XML viewer
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XML Schema /
DTD Tools
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Support for XML
Schema 1.0 and 1.1
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Graphical XML
Schema Editor
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Sample instance
generation from Schema/DTD
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DTD <=> XML
Schema conversion
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Database schema
<=> XML Schema conversion
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Schema/DTD
generation from use cases
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Ability to
validate naming and coding conventions
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Refactoring
support for XML Schemas
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User-defined
sample values for XML instance generation
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Schema-based
code generation
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Fixed &
customizable XML Schema documentation
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XSLT Tools
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Support for
XSLT 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0
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XSLT editor
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XSLT Info
window
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XSL Outline
window
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XSLT debugger
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XSLT back-mapping
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XSL Speed
Optimizer
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XSLT profiler
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Support for
Java, C#, JavaScript, VBScript in XSLT
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XPath Tools
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Support for
XPath 1.0, 2.0, and 3.1
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XPath Analyzer
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Intelligent
XPath auto-completion
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XPath Debugger
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Automatic XPath
generation for XML nodes
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XPath execution
across a project and/or multiple files
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XQuery Tools
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Support for
XQuery 1.0 and 3.1
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XQuery Editor
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XQuery Update
Facility Editor with results preview
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XQuery Debugger
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XQuery
back-mapping
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XQuery Profiler
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HTML & CSS
Tools
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HTML5, HTML4,
& XHTML editor
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CSS3 &
CSS2.1 editor
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Markdown Tools
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Markdown editor
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Rendering Markdown
docs in built-in Browser View
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Chart Tools
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Chart creation
from XML data
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Chart
visualization of profiler data
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Generation of
charts with XSLT and XQuery
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JSON Tools
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Support for
JSON, JSON5, JSON Lines, JSON with Comments
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JSON Grid View
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JSON Editor
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JSON Schema
Editor & Generator
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JSON Validator
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Support for
BSON (binary JSON) type in JSON Schema
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Chart creation
from JSON data
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JSON <=> XML
conversion
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XML Schema
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Transforming
JSON with XPath, XSLT, and XQuery
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JSON Schema
extensions for Microsoft Azure Resource Manager
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Supported
Databases
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Firebird 2.5,
3, 4
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IBM DB2 for
iSeries® v6.1, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4
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IBM DB2® ;
8, 9, 9.5, 9.7, 10.1, 10.5, 11.5, 11.5.7
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Informix® 11.7,
12.10, 14.10
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MariaDB 10,
10.3, 10.4, 10.5, 10.6.5, 10.9.2
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Microsoft
Access™ 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2019
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Microsoft® Azure
SQL
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Microsoft® SQL
Server® 2005, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022
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MySQL® 5,
5.1, 5.5, 5.6, 5.7, 8, 8.0.25, 8.0.28
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PostgreSQL 8,
9.0.10, 9.1.6, 9.2.1, 9.4, 9.6, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14.1, 14.5, 15
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Oracle® 9i,
10g, 11g, 12c, 18, 19
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Progress
OpenEdge 11.6
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SQLite 3.x
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Sybase® ASE
15, 16
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Teradata 16
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ZIP Archive
Tools
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Accessing, modifying,
and editing files in ZIP archives
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Editing,
validating, and previewing EPUB 2.x files
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Office 2007+ /
OOXML Tools
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Viewing &
editing OOXML in Word, Excel, PowerPoint
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Transforming
OOXML with XSLT
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Processing OOXML
with XQuery
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XBRL Tools
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Validation
& editing of XBRL instance files
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Integration
with installed RaptorXML+XBRL Servers for hyper-fast validation
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EDGAR filing
validation
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Graphical XBRL
Taxonomy Editor & Wizard
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XBRL Table
Linkbase editor with real-time preview
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Point-and-click
XBRL Formula editor
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XULE editor and
processor
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Fixed &
customizable XBRL documentation
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EDGAR filing
validation
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Support for OIM
(Open Information Model) 1.0: XML/CSV/JSON transformation &
validation
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Apache Avro
Tools
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Validation
& editing of Avro schemas
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Avro View for
viewing & searching Avro instances
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Web Services
Tools
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HTTP Testing
Window
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Graphical WSDL
1.1/2.0 editor
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Fixed &
customizable WSDL documentation
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SOAP 1.1/1.2
client
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Web Services
Security support
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SOAP debugger
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Program Code
Generation
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Royalty-free
code generation in Java, C#, C++
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Automation Support
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Scripting
environment & forms editor
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OLE support
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ActiveX Control
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Command-line
interface
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Global
Resources
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Configure /
switch to multiple deployment environments
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Deep integration
with MissionKit tools
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Multi-purpose
IDE Integration
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Visual
Studio® integration
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Eclipse
integration
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OS and Memory Requirements
Operating System Altova software applications are available for the following platforms: - Windows 10, Windows 11
- Windows Server 2012 or newer
Memory Since the software is written in C++ it does not require the overhead of a Java Runtime Environment and typically requires less memory than comparable Java-based applications. However, each document is loaded fully into memory so as to parse it completely and to improve viewing and editing speed. As a result, the memory requirement increases with the size of the document.
Memory requirements are also influenced by the unlimited Undo history. When repeatedly cutting and pasting large selections in large documents, available memory can rapidly be depleted.
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