Cart|
Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > How to Open a File Using an Adapter How to Open a File Using an AdapterYou can use the Open dialog box to open a file using an adapter in Stylus Studio. To open a file using an adapter from the Open dialog box:
1. Display the
Open dialog box (select
File > Open from the Stylus Studio menu, for example).
2. Navigate to the directory that contains the file you want to open using the adapter and select the file.
3. Check the
Convert to XML using adapter check box and click the
Open button.
Stylus Studio displays the Select XML Converter dialog box.
4. If you are using a user-defined adapter (
.conv), select
Convert to XML. Then, use the browse button in the
Value field to locate the adapter you want to use. Go to
step 6.
If you are using a built-in adapter, select the adapter you want to use and go to step 5.
5. Specify the values you want to use for translation purposes. Many fields have a drop-down list that displays valid values, like the
Line Separator property for the Comma-Separated Values converter shown here:
See Adapter Properties for information on properties for specific adapters.
6. Click
OK.
The file is converted to XML and appears in the editor from which you displayed the Open dialog box in step 1.
|
Varying Record Layout to XML
Not every row in a text file has to have the same layout. Convert to XML has advanced pattern-recognition tools to route the data to where it belongs.
XQuery Talk
Join the XQuery Talk mailing list for a practical discussion about XQuery. It's a place to work together to learn a new language, talk about problem solutions, discuss engines and implementations, chat about the latest XQuery news and more.
Banks That Bank on Stylus Studio for Enhanced XML Productivity
Guess what! You can pass go and collect 200 dollars because with Stylus Studio 2006 you can save your banking company time and labor in every day work activities. Come see which banking companies are already taking advantage of Stylus Studio today!
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
