Thanks for all your answers, I did it to solve it.
There is actually no xml editor with Eclipse Kepler. So I just went to
- Help
- Eclipse marketplace
- Xml editor search
- Find Rinzo XML Editor
- Install it
And then to make it default
- Go to the Window menu
- Click Settings โ General
- Go to Editors
- And click File Associations
- If you find * .xml, select the Rinzo xml editor in Associated Editors
- Otherwise, click "Add" on the right side of File Types
- enter " *. xml " without quotes and click "Add"
It does a good job for me.
Vivek
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