Choosing a Database

Stylus Studio allows you to connect to

  • Any of a number of natively supported relational databases, such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase, Informix, and IBM DB2.
  • Any ODBC-compliant database configured as a DataDirect SequeLink server.

If you want to connect to one of the relational databases supported by Stylus Studio, simply select the database from the Database Type drop-down list. If you want to use an ODBC database as a data source, you must first create and configure it as described in Using an ODBC Data Source in Stylus Studio.

OASIS Catalogs for Fun and Profit

This tutorial about, Understanding Catalogs, A Use-Case for Catalogs, Registering Catalogs in a Project, Using the DOCTYPE Syntax Sense:X Aid, Navigating Catalogs, Building Composite Catalogs, Converting TR9401 Catalogs to OASIS XML Catalogs and more

SQL Server Tools

Integrated SQL Server Tools in Stylus Studio enable you to access relational data stored in SQL Server 2000 or SQL Server 2005 as XML using XQuery, SQL/XML or ADO - learn how to export relational data as XML today!

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.

Export HTML to XML

Export HTML to XML with the click of a button - simplify migration of legacy HTML code to industry standard XML technologies with Stylus Studio.

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