If not set, falls back to either the preference or the JAVA_HOME or JDK_HOME environment variables. : Specifies the folder path to the JDK (8 or more recent) used to launch the XML Language Server if the Java server is being run.See how to set java home for more information how this extension searches for Java. Note: If the path is not set, the extension will attempt to find the path to the JDK or JRE.Note: The path should end at the parent folder that contains the bin folder.Įxample Path: /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8.0 if bin exists at /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.8.0/bin.Environment variable JAVA_HOME or JDK_HOME.The binary is automatically downloaded by vscode-xml if it is needed, with no additional action required on the part of the user.įor running the Java version (required if you want to run extensions to the base XML features):.We do not currently support running on Linux installations without libc present.We do not make a binary specific for Apple ARM (Apple Silicon), but the x86_64 binary seems to work through the Rosetta 2 translation layer.Windows, macOS, or Linux, on a x86_64 CPU.Or you can read this documentation inside vscode with the command Open XML Document available with Ctrl+Shift+P: You might also find useful information in the Online XML Documentation See the changelog for the latest release. Automatic Tag Renaming when editor.linkedEditing is enabled.Surround with Tags, Comments, CDATA (since v0.23.0).RelaxNG (experimental) support (since v0.22.0).XML References features (since v0.24.0).Requires additional configuration to enable This VS Code extension provides support for creating and editing XML documents, based on the LemMinX XML Language Server. NO LONGER REQUIRES JAVA! since v0.15.0 Description
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