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What is in your Java/J2EE ToolBox?

 
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Some one adviced me below tools for working/monitoring data which I found to be extremely valuable:

1. SOAP/TcpMon to monitor SOAP message
2. XPath-View to interactively work with xml-based
3. RegEx Pluggin to interactively work with text-based

What else should I have/learn from new/ classical tools? 1M Thanks.
 
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Hi.

I use this tool to automatically generate xpaths

Just paste in your xml and click with your mouse on the element you need an xpath to and it will automaticly generate an xpath for that element.

Look here http://www.xmltoolbox.com/xpath_generator.html

I hope it will be usefull to you.

Kind regards.
Ole Bille
 
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