Chapter 13 Building XML Pipelines

This chapter describes XML pipelines, and how to use the Stylus Studio XML Pipeline Editor to create, debug, and maintain XML pipelines. It also describes how to generate Java code you can use to embed XML pipelines in Java applications.


		Support for XML pipelines is available only in Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite.

This chapter covers the following topics:

What is an XML Pipeline?

The XML Pipeline Editor

Steps for Building an XML Pipeline

Planning an XML Pipeline

Use Case: Building order.pipeline

Working with Nodes

Working with the XML Pipeline Diagram

Debugging an XML Pipeline

Generating Code for an XML Pipeline

XML Pipeline Node Properties Reference

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Chapter 13 Building XML Pipelines

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XQuery Mapper

XSLT Mapper

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