Java Editor

To display the Java editor in Stylus Studio, select File > New > Java: Text Editor from the Stylus Studio menu bar.

Alternative: In Stylus Studio, open a file with .java as the file name extension. Stylus Studio automatically opens the file in the Java editor.

Use the Java source editor to write, update, and compile Java source files.

Fields

Compile the Java source file.

Change the font used to display text in the Java editor.

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XML Spell Checker

The Stylus Studio Spell Checker is integrated with our intuitive XML Text Editor. It highlights typographical errors as you type and lets you easily search, replace, and build custom dictionaries.

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The Xerces Parser supports the XML 1.0 recommendation and W3C's XML Schema recommendation version 1.0, DOM and SAX. Learn how easy it is to use Apache Xerces directly in Stylus Studio to parse and validate XML with ease.

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