Using <%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["DDXC"] %> Video Tutorial

This free online video demonstration covers using <%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["DDXC"] %> to access an Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) data format, and then, using the Java Code Generator, how-to generate the Java code to set-up, run, and deploy the XQuery to a Linux environment.

Using <%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["DDXC"] %> Covers the Following Topics:

• How to use <%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["DDXC"] %> and the code generated by Stylus Studio's Java Code Generator to deploy your application
• Using <%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["DDXC"] %> to stream EDI data into XML for subsequent processing by an XQuery expression
• Opening an EDI data file in Stylus Studio using a built-in EDI to XML converter
• Loading the EDI data file in Stylus Studio's XQuery Mapper
• Loading the desired target XML Schema for which we would like the converted EDI data to conform to
• Inspecting and Editing the XQuery code generated by visually mapping the EDI source data to an XML data structure using Stylus Studio's XQuery Mapper
• Testing and previewing the results of an XQuery-based EDI to XML mapping
• Specifying XQuery processing settings including using the Saxon XQuery processor and using the built-in URI resolver to resolve Stylus Studio Adapter URL's.
• Generating the Java code to run an XQuery expression; customizing the appearance of the generated Java code, compiling and running the Java application using the integrated Stylus Studio Java IDE
• Browsing the Java application code which un-locks and uses the <%= ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["DDXC"] %>
• Setting the Java classpath and deploying the Java application code to a Linux environment
• Running the XQuery application on the Linux deployment environment