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XML Editor in Eclipse Kepler is not displayed with color

I am really sorry if the question is silly.

I have used Eclipse Galileo,Indigo & Juno and now trying Eclipse Kepler for the development. All the previous versions displayed me the xml syntax coloured wheres in kepler it's not so. Am i missing any settings or configuration? Thanks for your time.

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Vivek Avatar asked Aug 06 '13 16:08

Vivek


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2 Answers

Thanks for all your answers, i did this to solve.

Actually there is not a xml editor come along with Eclipse Kepler. So i've just gone into

  • Help
  • Eclipse MarketPlace
  • Search for xml editor
  • Find Rinzo XML Editor
  • Install it

And then to make it as default one

  • Navigate to Menu Window
  • Click on Preferences --> General
  • Navigate to Editors
  • And click on File Associations
  • If you find *.xml select Rinzo xml editor in the Associated Editors
  • otherwise Click on Add on the right side of File Types
  • type "*.xml" without quotes and click on add

That's doing a good job for me.

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Vivek Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 04:11

Vivek


If you do not see XML Editor option under Open With menu, you don't have XML Editor installed. Either get a different Eclipse package (such as Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers) or install XML Editor from Kepler update site.

http://download.eclipse.org/releases/kepler/

Just search for XML when the big list of features comes up.

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Konstantin Komissarchik Avatar answered Nov 09 '22 04:11

Konstantin Komissarchik