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Stylus Studio allows you to debug a running application. You can attach Stylus Studio to a local or remote JVM, and run your application in debug mode. In the Stylus Studio tool bar, click
Attach
To execute a class, open the Java source in Stylus Studio and press F5. Of course, the class must be in your
To verify the JVM that Stylus Studio is trying to load:
1. Select
Tools >
Options from the Stylus Studio menu bar.
2. In the
Options dialog box that appears, click
General > Java Virtual Machine.
The Home Directory field indicates the version of the JVM.
When you suspend processing, display the
Output
Window to view any output from the Java virtual machine. To display the
Output
Window, click
Output Window
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to debug a standalone Java program that is running an external JVM. (
Attach is not for debugging Java extensions.)
in the Stylus Studio tool bar.
Binary XML
How do I get my binary data into XML? How do I get my binary data out of XML? The answers to these questions and more in this amazing Binary XML tutorial.
Report Generation - Visually Defining Relationships in XML Publisher
Develop report generation applications with a powerful relationship manager in XML Publisher which provides a powerful and easy way to group and join data from one or more data sources.
Java IDE
Edit, compile and debug and generate Java code with Stylus Studio's Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Supports popular Java XML processing components including Apache Xalan, Apache Axis, Apache Xerces, Saxon and more.
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Stylus Studio's Profiler can help you evaluate the performance of your XQuery and XSLT. Automatically generated, customizable, easy-to-read HTML reports provide insight into performance bottlenecks.
