Is there a quick way to generate just the 'skeleton' of an xml document? I'm not sure how else to say it, but here is an example of what I need...
Say I had this (probably badly formed) XML document...
<ImATag>
<SoAmI>
*some random data...*
<OneMore>
*some more random data...*
</OneMore>
</SoAmI>
</ImATag>
And I wanted to return this...
<ImATag>
<SoAmI>
<OneMore>
</OneMore>
</SoAmI>
</ImATag>
Is there a fast way of doing it? Program, website, etc? My document is a couple thousand pages, so I can't just go through it manually. I guess I really just want to remove all data within the tags and return just the outline of the document.
I ended up just using Oxygen. Does this function for me.