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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Using an ODBC Data Source in Stylus Studio Using an ODBC Data Source in Stylus StudioYou can configure DataDirect SequeLink to take advantage of new or existing ODBC data sources you have created for databases, like Microsoft Access or Progress. The steps involved in this process are:
1. Download and install DataDirect SequeLink SocketServer.
2. Using the Microsoft ODBC Database Administrator, create the ODBC system data source.
3. Using DataDirect SequeLink Server Manager, configure DataDirect SequeLink to reference your ODBC system data source.
Once you have configured DataDirect SequeLink as described in this section, you can use it to create a DB-to-XML data source in Stylus Studio as you would for any natively supported relational database. This section covers the following topics: |
Configuring the Java Runtime Engine or Java Development Kit
This page identifies the Stylus Studio modules that require Java runtime and Java compiler components, where you can download these Java components, and how to force Stylus Studio to detect new or changed Java components.
Java Web Services
Stylus Studio's Web Service Call Composer simplifies Java Web Service development by making it easy to find, invoke, and test any Java Web Service deployed on any popular Java Web Service framework, such as Apache AXIS.
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XSLT Mapper
Simplify XSLT mapping with the Stylus Studio XSLT Mapper - supports multiple data sources, round-trip engineering (synchronized editing views), XSLT function blocks, integrated XSLT preview and more.
