Legal notice
Who publishes this site, who hosts it, and the law that applies to it.
Site publisher
This site is published by the publisher of Debug XML Tool, who operates the server themselves.
Thomas Peters, a natural person trading as a self-employed person in a secondary occupation. Rue Balatum 4 boîte 201, 1332 Genval, Belgium. Company number (CBE): 1039.596.312 - VAT number: BE 1039.596.312.
Responsible publisher: Thomas Peters, Rue Balatum 4 boîte 201, 1332 Genval, Belgium. These details are required by Book XII of the Belgian Code of Economic Law, which governs information society services.
Hosting
The site is served from a server rented by the publisher, not from a third-party publishing platform.
Hostinger International Ltd, 61 Lordou Vironos str., 6023 Larnaca, Cyprus - registration number HE301365. The host does not publish a telephone number: its support is reached through the messaging in its client area.
Intellectual property
The texts, documentation and screenshots published here are protected. Reproducing them in full elsewhere is not permitted; quoting a passage with its source is.
Debug XML Tool is proprietary software, sold under a usage licence. This page is not that licence: the one that binds you is the one delivered with your key.
The software embeds third-party components under their own licences - Monaco Editor, Saxon-HE, Apache FOP, XMLUnit, XSpec, AtlantaFX, Ikonli, RichTextFX. The list appears in its "About" window.
Personal data and cookies
This site sets no analytics or advertising cookie, and therefore shows no consent banner. The processing, its legal bases and its retention periods are described on a dedicated page.
Governing law
This site, and the sales that will take place on it, are governed by Belgian law. Failing an amicable settlement, the Belgian courts have jurisdiction. A consumer resident in another Member State of the European Union keeps the protection of the law of their country of residence and may bring proceedings before its courts.
The terms of sale are on a page of their own
The French version prevails
The English version of this page is a courtesy translation. These texts are governed by Belgian law, and only the French version has legal force.
Consumer mediation
A consumer who is not satisfied after complaining to the seller may ask for the out-of-court settlement of the dispute. The seller commits to that remedy in its terms of sale, and Book XVI of the Belgian Code of Economic Law then requires the contact details to be stated.
Consumer Mediation Service, Boulevard du Roi Albert II 8 box 1, 1000 Brussels, Belgium. Email: contact@mediationconsommateur.be. Website: mediationconsommateur.be. This autonomous public service, set up by Book XVI of the Belgian Code of Economic Law, receives any out-of-court settlement request at no cost: it either handles the request or forwards it to the qualified body competent for the sector. No prior membership by the seller is required. Mediation stays optional and takes away no right to go to court.