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Stylus Studio® 2009 Help Overview
Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite
Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite
How Stylus Studio Uses Integrated Components
The Stylus Studio License Manager
Updating an XML Document - Getting Started
Updating the Text of a Sample Document
Adding Elements in the Text View of a Sample Document
Copying and Pasting in the Text View of a Sample Document
Undoing Operations in the Text View of a Sample Document
Inserting Indents in the Text View of a Sample Document
Querying in the Text View of a Sample Document
Updating the Schema of a Sample Document
Adding an Element Reference to a Sample Schema
Defining an Entity in a Sample Schema
Exploring Other Features in a Sample Schema
Updating the Tree Representation of a Sample Document
Adding an Element to a Sample Document Tree
Changing an Element's Data in a Sample Document Tree
Adding Attributes and Other Node Types to a Sample Document Tree
Adding an Entity Reference to a Sample Document Tree
Updating a Sample Document Using the Grid Tab
Working with Stylesheets - Getting Started
XSLT Stylesheet Editor Quick Tour
Exploring the Params/Other Tab
Working with a Sample Result Document
Using the XSLT Mapper - Getting Started
Saving the Stylesheet and Previewing the Result
Deleting Links in Sample Files
Defining Additional Processing in Sample Files
Debugging Stylesheets - Getting Started
Setting Up Stylus Studio to Debug Sample Files
Inserting a Breakpoint in the Sample Stylesheet
Gathering Debug Information About the Sample Files
Ending Processing During a Debug Session
Defining a DTD - Getting Started
Defining Data Elements in a Sample DTD
Defining the Container Element in a Sample DTD
Defining Structure Rules in a Sample DTD
Examining the Tree of a Sample DTD
Defining an XML Schema Using the Diagram Tab - Getting Started
Introduction to the XML Schema Editor Diagram Tab
Editing Tools of the XML Schema Diagram Tab
Description of Sample XML Schema
Defining a complexType in a Sample XML Schema in the Diagram View
Defining the Name of a Sample complexType in the Diagram View
Adding an Attribute to a Sample complexType in the Diagram View
Adding Elements to a Sample complexType in the Diagram View
Adding Optional Elements to a Sample complexType in the Diagram View
Adding an Element That Contains Subelements to a complexType in the Diagram View
Choosing the Element to Include in a Sample complexType in the Diagram View
Defining Elements of the Sample complexType in the Diagram View
Opening Files in Stylus Studio
Types of Files Recognized by Stylus Studio
Opening Files Stored on Third-Party File Systems
How to Use the File Explorer to Open Files
Other Features of the File Explorer
Working with the File Explorer Filter
Dragging and Dropping Files in the Stylus Studio
Other Ways to Open Files in Stylus Studio
Adding File Types to Stylus Studio
Creating Projects and Subprojects
Other Ways to Add Files to Projects
Rearranging the Files in a Project
Specifying Multiple Classpaths
How to Set a Project Classpath
Using Stylus Studio with Source Control Applications
Tested Source Control Applications
Using Stylus Studio with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe
Using Stylus Studio with ClearCase
Using Stylus Studio with Zeus CVS
Specifying Advanced Source Control Properties
Showing/Hiding Tool Bar Groups
Specifying Stylus Studio Options
How to Define a Keyboard Shortcut
Using Stylus Studio from the Command Line
Command Line Executables Location
Invoking Stylus Studio from the Command Line
Applying a Stylesheet from the Command Line
Executing an XQuery from the Command Line
Validating XML from the Command Line
Managing Stylus Studio Performance
Changing the Schema Refresh Interval
Changing the Recursion Level or Allocated Stack Size
Automatically Opening the Last Open Files
Stylus Studio Modules That Require Java
Verifying the Current Java Virtual Machine
Modifying Java Component Settings
How to Modify Java Component Properties
Using Document Wizards to Create XML
Updating Java Server Pages as XML Documents
Specifying Spell Checker Settings
Moving Around in XML Documents
Displaying All Nodes in the Tree View
Adding a Node in the Tree View
Deleting a Node in the Tree View
Moving a Node in the Tree View
Changing the Name or Value of a Node in the Tree View
Obtaining the XPath for a Node
Expanding and Collapsing Nodes
How Grid Changes Affect the XML Document
Types of Changes that Affect the Document
Copying a Table as Tab-Delimited Text
Diffing Folders and XML Documents
How to Diff Documents from the Diff Folders Dialog Box
Tools for Working with Documents
Diffing a Pair of XML Documents
How to Diff a Pair of Documents
Symbols Used in the Target Document Window
How to Diff Multiple Documents
Modifying Default Diff Settings
Opening the Options Dialog Box
Running the Diff Tool from the Command Line
Using Schemas with XML Documents
Associating an External Schema With a Document
Having Stylus Studio Generate a Schema
Removing the Association Between a Document and a Schema
Converting XML to Its Canonical Form
Querying XML Documents Using XPath
How XML Converters are Used in Stylus Studio
XML Converters Run-Time Components
Other Ways to Convert Files to XML
XML Converters Can Be Configured
Using XML Converters to Open a Non-XML File as XML
Saving an XML File in Another Format
When to Create a Custom XML Conversion Definition
Creating a Custom XML Conversion Definition
How to Create a Custom XML Conversion Definition
The Custom XML Conversion Definition Editor
Display of Delimiting and Control Characters
Document Pane Display Features
Properties for Fixed-Width and Line-Oriented Input Files
Component and Sub-Component Fields
Using the Element Name Source Property
More About Using Rows for Field Names
Component and Sub-Component Fields
Omitting Regions and Fields, and Rows
Specifying Multiple Match Patterns
Using Custom XML Conversion Definitions in Stylus Studio
How to Open a File Using a Custom XML Conversion Definition
Example - Converter URI with a DataDirect XML Converters
Example - Converter URI with a Custom XML Conversion Definition
Where Converter URIs are Displayed in Stylus Studio
Using Stylus Studio to Build a Converter URI
Using the URI in the Select XML Converter Dialog Box
Using the URI in the Properties Window
Converting Custom EDI Message Types
Specifying the SEF File Location
Documentation for DataDirect XML Converters
DataDirect XML Converters Web Site
XML Schemas for Custom EDI Message Types
Custom XML Conversion Definitions Properties Reference
Data Type Properties (by data type)
What is the EDI to XML Module?
When to Use the EDI to XML Module
EDI to XML Conversions and EDI Standards
Creating an EDI to XML Conversion
Previewing an EDI to XML Conversion
How to Preview an EDI to XML Conversion
Example: Converting a Conforming EDI File
Example: Converting a Non-conforming EDI File
What Is an EDI Document Error?
Displaying Information about Errors
Correcting Dialect and Version Errors
Specifying XML Converter Properties
Ways to Customize an EDI Standard
What Happens When You Customize a Standard
EDI XML Conversions and EDI Definitions
Creating New Structure Definitions
Modifying Existing Definitions
Creating an Element or Composite Reference
Modifying Definition Properties
Importing EDI Standard Definitions
EDI Structure Definitions Properties Reference
Composite Reference Properties
Transaction Message Properties
EDI XML Converters Properties Reference
What XSLT Versions Does Stylus Studio Support?
Determining Which Template to Instantiate
How the select and match Attributes Are Different
How the XSLT Processor Applies a Stylesheet
Instantiating the First Template
Selecting Source Nodes to Operate On
Controlling the Order of Operation
Omitting Source Data from the Result Document
When More Than One Template Is a Match
Controlling the Contents of the Result Document
Creating New Nodes in the Result Document
Controlling White Space in the Result
Specifying XSLT Patterns and Expressions
Examples of Patterns and Expressions
Frequently Asked Questions About XSLT
Sources for Additional XSLT Information
Benefits of Using Stylus Studio
Sophisticated Editing Environment
XSLT and Java Debugging Features
Integrated XML Parser/XSLT Processor
Tutorial: Understanding How Templates Work
Creating a New Sample Stylesheet
Understanding How the Default Templates Work
Instantiating the Template That Matches the Root Node
Instantiating the Root/Element Default Template
Instantiating the Text/Attribute Default Template
Illustration of Template Instantiations
Editing the Template That Matches the Root Node
Creating a Template That Matches the book Element
Creating a Template That Matches the author Element
Creating a Stylesheet from HTML
Specifying Stylesheet Parameters and Options
Results of Applying a Stylesheet
Applying Stylesheets to Large Data Sets
Saving Scenario Meta-Information
Applying a Stylesheet to Multiple Documents
Applying the Same Stylesheet in Separate Operations
Applying a Stylesheet to Multiple Documents in One Operation
Contents Provided by Stylus Studio
Dragging and Dropping from Schema Tree into XSLT Editor
Using Sense:X Automatic Tag Completion
Using Sense:X to Ensure Well-Formed XML
Specifying Extension Functions in Stylesheets
Using an Extension Function in Stylus Studio
Declaring an XSLT Extension Function
Declaring an Extension Function Namespace
Finding Classes and Finding Java
Debugging Stylesheets That Contain Extension Functions
Checking if a Template Generates Output
Using Stylus Studio Default Templates
Contents of a New Stylesheet Created by Stylus Studio
About the Root/Element Built-In Template
About the Text/Attribute Built-In Template
Using Third-Party XSLT Processors
How to Use a Third-Party Processor
Setting Default Options for Processors
Post-processing Result Documents
Developing Stylesheets That Generate FO
Viewing the FO Sample Application
Deploying Stylesheets That Generate FO
Using Apache FOP to Generate NonPDF Output
Generating Scalable Vector Graphics
What Does Stylus Studio Generate?
Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code
How to Generate Java Code for XSLT
How to Compile and Run Java Code in Stylus Studio
What Does Stylus Studio Generate?
Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code
How to Generate C# Code for XSLT
XSLT Instructions Quick Reference
Passing parameters to templates
Graphical Support for Common XSLT Instructions and Expressions
Setting Options for the XSLT Mapper
Simplifying the Mapper Canvas Display
Ensuring That Stylesheets Output Valid XML
Source Documents and XML Instances
How to change a source document association
How to Remove a Source Document
How Source Documents are Displayed
Getting source document details
Modifying the Target Structure
Mapping Source and Target Document Nodes
Left and Right Mouse Buttons Explained
Working with XSLT Instructions in XSLT Mapper
What XSLT Instructions Are Represented Graphically
Specifying Values for Input Ports
Adding an Instruction Block to the XSLT Mapper
Notes About Creating Instruction Blocks
How to Set a Text Value on the Mapper Canvas
How to Set a Text Value on the Target Node
Defining Java Functions in the XSLT Mapper
Creating and Working with Templates
What Happens When You Create a Template
How to Create a Named or Matched Template
Post-Processing Result Documents
Steps for Debugging Stylesheets
Viewing Processing Information
Evaluating XPath Expressions in the Current Processor Context
Obtaining Information About Local Variables
Determining the Current Context in the Source Document
Displaying a List of Process Suspension Points
Displaying XSLT Instructions for Particular Output
Determining Which Template Generated Particular Output
Determining the Output Generated by a Particular Template
Displaying the XSLT Profiler Report
Handling Parser and Processor Errors
Requirements for Java Debugging
Setting Options for Debugging Java
Example of Debugging Java Files
Setting Up to Debug Sample Java/XSLT Application
Inserting a Breakpoint in the Sample Java/XSLT Application
Gathering Debug Information About the Sample Java/XSLT Application
Creating an XML Schema in Stylus Studio
Creating XML Schema from a DTD
Using the DTD to XML Schema Document Wizard
Using the DTD to XML (Trang) Document Wizard
Creating XML Schema from an XML Document
Using the XML to XML Schema Document Wizard
Using the Create Schema from XML Content Feature
Running the EDI to XSD Document Wizard
Working with XML Schema in Stylus Studio
Views in the XML Schema Editor
Updating XML Schema Associated with a Document
Using XML Schema in XQuery and XSLT Mapper
Printing XML Schema Documentation
Saving theXML Schema Diagram as an Image
Working with Properties in the Diagram
Searching for Referencing Nodes
Getting Started with XML Schema in the Tree View
Description of Sample XML Schema
Defining a complexType in a Sample XML Schema in the Tree View
Defining the Name of the Sample complexType in the Tree View
Adding an Attribute to a Sample complexType in the Tree View
Adding Elements to a Sample complexType in the Tree View
Adding Optional Elements to a Sample complexType in the Tree View
Adding an Element That Contains Subelements to a complexType in the Tree View
Choosing the Element to Include in the Sample complexType in the Tree View
Defining Elements of the Sample complexType in the Tree View
Defining simpleTypes in XML Schemas
About simpleTypes in XML Schemas
Examples of simpleTypes in an XML Schema
Defining a simpleType in the Diagram View
Specifying a Restriction for a simpleType - QuickEdit
Specifying a Restriction for a simpleType - Manually
Defining List and Union simpleTypes
Defining a simpleType in the Tree View
About Facet Types for simpleTypes
Defining List and Union simpleTypes in the Tree View
Defining complexTypes in XML Schemas
Defining complexTypes That Contain Elements and Attributes - Diagram View
Specifying the Sequence of Elements
Combining the Sequence and Choice Modifiers
Defining complexTypes That Contain Elements and Attributes - Tree View
Defining complexTypes That Mix Data and Elements
Defining complexTypes That Contain Only Attributes
Defining Elements and Attributes in XML Schemas
Defining Elements That Carry Attributes and Contain Data in XML Schemas
Defining Elements That Contain Subelements in XML Schemas
Adding an Identity Constraint to an Element
Example of an Identity Constraint
Defining Groups of Elements and Attributes in XML Schemas
Defining Groups of Elements in XML Schemas - Diagram View
Defining Groups of Elements in XML Schemas - Tree View
Defining attributeGroups in XML Schemas - Diagram View
Defining attributeGroups in XML Schemas - Tree View
Adding Comments, Annotation, and Documentation Nodes to XML Schemas
Moving a Comment or Annotation
Referencing External XML Schemas
Where You Can Reference XML Schemas
Referencing XML Schemas in the Diagram View
Referencing XML Schemas in the Tree View
Generating Documentation for XML Schema
Saving XML Schema Documentation
Printing XML Schema Documentation
Element and Element Reference Properties in XML Schemas
Attribute and Attribute Reference Properties in XML Schemas
Group Properties in XML Schemas
Model Group Properties in XML Schemas
Complex and simpleType Properties in XML Schemas
Restriction and Extension Type Properties in XML Schemas
Content Type Properties in XML Schemas
Aggregator Type Properties in XML Schemas
Facet Type Properties in XML Schemas
Notation Type Properties in XML Schemas
Include Type Properties in XML Schemas
Import Type Properties in XML Schemas
Redefine Type Properties in XML Schemas
Identity Constraint Type Properties in XML Schemas
Constraint Element Type Properties in XML Schemas
Documentation Type Properties in XML Schemas
About Modifiers in Element Definitions in DTDs
Description of Element Modifiers in DTDs
Simple Example of Aggregating Modifiers in DTDs
More Complex Example of Aggregating Modifiers in DTDs
Aggregating Modifiers to Allow Any Order and Any Number in DTDs
Defining Elements in the DTD Tree Tab
Specifying That an Element Can Have an Attribute in DTDs
Specifying That an Element is Required in DTDs
Specifying That an Element is Optional in DTDs
Specifying That Multiple Instances of An Element Are Allowed in DTDs
Specifying That An Element Can Contain One of a Group of Elements in DTDs
Specifying That an Element Can Contain One or More Elements in DTDs
Specifying That an Element Can Contain Data in DTDs
Moving, Renaming, and Deleting Elements in DTDs
Defining General Entities and Parameter Entities in DTDs
Steps for Defining Entities in DTDs
General Entity Example in a DTD
Parameter Entity Example in a DTD
Description of Element Properties in DTDs
Description of Attribute Properties in DTDs
Description of Entity and Parameter Entity Properties in DTDs
Associating an XML Document with an External DTD
Moving an Internal DTD to an External File
Where You Can Use XPath Expressions
Parts of the XPath Query Editor
Displaying the XPath Query Editor
Opening Query Results as a New Document
Viewing/Changing Namespace Prefixes
Sample Data for Examples and Practice
Tree Representation of a Sample XML Document
Steps for Trying the Sample Queries
Obtaining a Portion of an XML Document
Obtaining All Elements of a Particular Name
Obtaining All Elements of a Particular Name from a Particular Branch
Different Results from Similar Queries
Queries That Return More Than You Want
Specifying Attributes in Queries
How the XPath Processor Evaluates a Filter
Case Sensitivity and Blank Spaces in Queries
Specifying the Nodes to Evaluate
Understanding XPath Processor Terms
About Root Nodes and Document Elements
Explicitly Specifying the Current Context
Specifying Children or Descendants of Parent Nodes
Examples of XPath Expression Results
Syntax for Specifying an Axis in a Query
About the following-sibling Axis
About the preceding-sibling Axis
About the descendant-or-self Axis
About the ancestor-or-self Axis
Axes That Represent the Whole XML Document
Finding Strings That Contain Strings You Specify
Finding Substrings That Appear Before Strings You Specify
Finding Substrings That Appear After Strings You Specify
Finding Substrings by Position
Determining the Number of Characters in a String
Replacing Characters in Strings with Characters You Specify
Finding Strings That Start with a Particular String
Obtaining the Text Contained in a Node
Specifying Boolean Expressions and Functions
Converting an Object to Boolean
Determining the Context Node Language
Specifying Number Operations and Functions
Performing Arithmetic Operations
Converting an Object to a Number
Obtaining the Sum of the Values in a Node Set
Obtaining the Largest, Smallest, or Closest Number
How the XPath Processor Evaluates Comparisons
A Node Set and a Boolean Value
Comparing Single Values With = and !=
Comparing Single Values With <=, <, >, and >=
Priority of Object Types in Comparisons
Determining the Position Number of a Node
Positions in Relation to Parent Nodes
Finding Nodes Relative to the Last Node in a Set
Examples of Specifying Positions
Finding the First Node That Meets a Condition
Finding an Element with a Particular ID
Obtaining Particular Types of Nodes By Using Node Tests
Getting Nodes of a Particular Type
Obtaining Information About a Node or a Node Set
Obtaining Namespace Information
Specifying Wildcards with Namespaces
Examples of Namespaces in Queries
Obtaining the URI for an Unparsed Entity
Determining the Number of Nodes in a Collection
Using XPath Expressions in Stylesheets
Determining If Functions Are Available
Obtaining the Current Node for the Current XSLT Template
Finding an Element with a Particular Key
Generating Temporary IDs for Nodes
Accessing Other Documents During Query Execution
Format of the document() Function
When the First Argument is a Node Set
Specification of Second Argument
Example of Calling the document() Function
XPath Functions Quick Reference
XPath Abbreviations Quick Reference
Getting Started with XQuery in Stylus Studio
Sources for Additional XQuery Information
The Stylus Studio XQuery Editor
XQuery Source and Mapper Tab Interaction
Accessing XML Documents with XQuery
Introduction to FLWOR Expressions
Generating XML Output with XQuery
Accessing Databases with XQuery
Understanding FLWOR Expressions
Simple XQuery FLWOR Expressions
The Principal Parts of an XQuery FLWOR Expression
Other Parts of the XQuery FLWOR Expression
Building an XQuery Using the Mapper
Working with Existing XQueries
Source Documents and XML Instances
How to Change a Source Document Association
How to Remove a Source Document
How Source Documents are Displayed
Getting source document details
Modifying the Target Structure
Mapping Source and Target Document Nodes
Left and Right Mouse Buttons Explained
Simplifying the Mapper Canvas Display
Working with the XQuery collection() Function
Using the collection() Function in Stylus Studio
How the collection() Function is Processed
Creating a Database Connection
The Connection Settings Dialog Box
How to Create a Database Connection
How to Edit a Database Connection
Creating a collection() Statement
What Happens When You Create a collection() Statement?
How to Create a collection() Statement
Other Ways to Register a Database Configuration
Viewing Processing Information
Evaluating XPath Expressions in the Current Processor Context
Obtaining Information About Local Variables
Displaying a List of Process Suspension Points
Displaying XQuery Expressions for Particular Output
Displaying the XQuery Profiler Report
Using DataDirect XQuery® Execution Plans
Setting Default Options for Processors
Setting Values for External Variables
Generating XQuery Documentation
How to Generate XQuery Documentation
Using XQuery to Invoke a Web Service
Invoking a SOAP Request in an XQuery
Invoking Multiple SOAP Requests
How to Invoke Multiple SOAP Requests in the Same XQuery
Choosing a ddtek:wscall Function
Creating a ddtek:wscall Function
Examining the ddtek:wscall Function Block
Mapping ddtek:wscall Functions
Example: Querying a Web Service
Generating Java Code for XQuery
What Does Stylus Studio Generate?
Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code
How to Generate Java Code for XQuery
How to Compile and Run Java Code in Stylus Studio
What Does Stylus Studio Generate?
Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code
How to Generate C# Code for XQuery
How to Compose a Web Service Call
What Happens When You Test a Web Service
Other Options for Testing a Web Service
Using Web Service Calls as XML
How to Save a Web Service Call
Creating XQuery from a Web Service Call
What Happens When You Create XQuery
How to Create XQuery from a Web Service Call
Creating a Web Service Call Scenario
Transport Protocol and Client Settings
Creating a WSDL Document in Stylus Studio
Similarities to the XML Schema Editor
Symbols for XML Schema Elements
Sample WSDL - A Stock Quote Service
Definitions Element Properties
How to Create a Schema Element
How to Create a Service Element
How to Rename a Service Element
How to Rename a Binding Element
How to Create a Message Element
How to Rename a Message Element
How to Create a PortType Element
How to Rename a PortType Element
How to Create an Operation Element
How to Rename an Operation Element
How to Create a Binding Element
How to Rename a Binding Element
How to Create an Input Element
How to Create an Output Element
How to Create a Documentation Element
Documentation Element Properties
Making Imported WSDL Elements Available
Saving the WSDL Diagram as an Image
Example of an XML Pipeline in Stylus Studio
Parts of the XML Pipeline Editor
Steps for Building an XML Pipeline
Use Case: Building order.pipeline
Getting Started: Creating a New XML Pipeline
Specifying an Execution Framework
When to Specify the Execution Framework
Ways to Configure Non-XML Data Sources
Convert booksXML.txt Using a Built-in XML Converter
Create a ConvertToXML Node for booksXML.txt
Create a ConvertToXML Node for order.edi
Using XQuery to Merge Source File Data
Using Variables to Reference Data Sources
Setting the XQuery Node Data Sources
Default and Specified Port Values
An Alternate Way to Create ConvertToXML Nodes
Setting a Value for an Output Port
Designing a Report from the XML Document
Adding XSLT and XQuery Transformations
Adding Nodes to an XML Pipeline
Pipeline Node Input and Output Ports
How to Include an XML Pipeline
ConvertToXML and ConvertFromXML Nodes
Specifying an XML Converter URL
Working with the XML Pipeline Diagram
Manipulating Nodes in the Diagram
Saving the XML Pipeline Diagram as an Image
Labeling XML Pipeline Diagrams
Execution Framework Determines Debugging Support
Setting and Removing Breakpoints
Generating Code for an XML Pipeline
Execution Framework and Code Generation
Processors for which Code Generation is Supported
XML Pipeline Node Restrictions for C# Code
How to Generate Code for an XML Pipeline
How to Compile and Run Java Code in Stylus Studio
Troubleshooting Compiling Inside Stylus Studio
Compiling Java Code Outside Stylus Studio
Running Java Code in Stylus Studio
XML Pipeline Node Properties Reference
ConvertFromXML Node Properties
Pipeline Input Node Properties
Pipeline Output Node Properties
XML Serializer Node Properties
Parts of the XML Publisher Editor
Building an XML Publisher Report
How to Create an XML Publisher Report
How Data Sources are Represented in XML Publisher
Specifying a Default Data Source
Using XML Schema or DTD as a Data Source
Associating an XML Instance with the Schema
Example - Using a Relationship in a Report
Example: Dropping a Repeating Node
How Data is Represented on the Canvas
Working with Report Components
Deleting Rows, Columns, and Tables
Context and XPath Sub-Properties
Example: Using Context and XPath Sub-Properties to Format Text
Formatting Influenced by Component Hierarchy
Where You Specify Decimal Number Formats
Where You Specify Picture Strings
Generating Code for an XML Publisher Report
Supported Transformation Languages
Example: Building an XML Publisher Report
Context and XPath Sub-Properties
Using Stylus Studio with TigerLogic XDMS
TigerLogic XDMS Version Support
How to Connect to TigerLogic XDMS
Using Documents Stored on TigerLogic XDMS
Using Documents in XQuery and XSLT
Registering a Custom Validation Engine
Configuring a Custom Validation Engine
The Custom Validation Engines Page
How to Configure a Custom Validation Engine
Registering a Custom Document Wizard
Configuring a Custom Document Wizard
The Custom Document Wizards Page
How to Configure a Custom Document Wizard
About Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite
About Stylus Studio XML Home Edition
About Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite
Add Element or Composite Reference
Associate XML Schemas to Project Folder
Choose Source and Destination Schema
Configure External XQuery Processor
Create XML Document from XML Schema
Custom Document Wizard Arguments
Diagram Properties - Schema Details
Diagram Properties - WSDL Details
Generate C# .NET Code for XML Pipeline
Generate Java Code for XML Pipeline
Generate XML Schema from EDI Standards
Generate XQuery from EDI Standards
New Custom XML Conversion Definition
Options - Application Settings
Options - General - Back-mapping
Options - General - Components - XML Converters for Java
Options - General - Components - XML Converters for .NET
Options - General - Components - DataDirect XQuery
Options - General - Custom Document Wizards
Options - General - Custom Tools
Options - General - Custom Validation Engines
Options - General - Editor Format
Options - General - Editor General
Options - General - Editor Sense:X
Options - General - File Types
Options - General - Java Virtual Machine
Options - General - Spell Checking
Options - Module Settings - EDI to XML - EDI Viewer Settings
Options - Module Settings - Java - Debugger
Options - Module Settings - WSDL Editor - WSDL Details
Options - Module Settings - XML Diff - Engine
Options - Module Settings - XML Diff - Presentation
Options - Module Settings - XML Editor - XML Settings
Options - Module Settings - XML Schema Editor - Schema Details
Options - Module Settings - XML Schema Editor - Documentation
Options - Module Settings - XML Schema Editor - XML Schema to XML
Options - Module Settings - XQuery - Mapper
Options - Module Settings - XQuery - XQuery Settings
Options - Module Settings - XSLT Editor - Mapper
Options - Module Settings - XSLT Editor - XSLT Settings
Properties for Custom XML Conversions
Properties for EDI to XML Conversions
Properties for XML Schema and WSDL Documents
Register and Activate Stylus Studio
Scenario Properties Bindings Tab (Web Services)
Scenario Properties for EDI to XML Conversions
Scenario Properties Execution Framework
Scenario Properties General Tab (XSLT)
Scenario Properties Parameter Values Tab (XSLT)
Scenario Properties Post-process Tab (XQuery)
Scenario Properties Post-process Tab (XSLT)
Scenario Properties Profiling Options Tab (XSLT)
Scenario Properties Processor Tab (XQuery)
Scenario Properties Processor Tab (XSLT)
Scenario Properties General Tab (XQuery)
Scenario Properties Parameter Values Tab (XQuery)
Scenario Properties Profiling Options Tab (XQuery)
Scenario Properties - Validation Tab (XQuery)
Scenario Properties - Validation Tab (XSLT)
Select XML Converter Properties
Source Code Control Properties
Watch Video Demos of Stylus Studio Features
XML Diff Editor - Split View - Text
XML Diff Editor - Split View - Tree
XML Publisher Data Sources Panel
XML Schema Editor Documentation Tab
XQuery Editor - XQuery Source Tab
XSLT Editor - Params/Other Tab