Absolutely! You can use a text editor, or a WYSIWYG program like Amaya.
The question is, which XML language do you want to work with: an established one, or one you've built? And if it's established, which one is it?
That will determine, somewhat, what kind of programs you use. Personally, I use Amaya to create XHTML, then I hand-edit it with Microsoft's WordPad.
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Is that what the question is asking ... or did you want to know how to generate XML output, or dynamically edit an existing XML document, from within a client-side script ?
Within a script, your best bet is the Document Object Model.
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I'm also looking at doing this, the thing i would like to know is it possible for the file to be edited then saved without having to use a sever sider language.
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