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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.
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.
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!
DTD vs. Schema
Stylus Studio provides tools for working with both W3C XML Schema and DTD's - this tutorial explains what the differences are between the two, providing a technical comparison of DTD vs Schema.
Accessing Relational Databases as XML with Stylus Studio's File Explorer
This demonstration is the first part of our series on working with relational and XML data, covering how to use Stylus Studio's File Explorer to connect to and query relational database tables as XML.
