Defining a DTD - Getting Started

This section provides a quick tour of the main features of the DTD Editor. It provides instructions that you can follow to actually define a simple DTD. For complete documentation about how to use the Stylus Studio DTD Editor, see Chapter 8Defining Document Type Definitions.

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Convert CSV to XML

Convert CSV to XML with a handy CSV to XML document wizard that helps you extract data from your CSV files with ease.

Translating XML documents to X12

In-place, via XSLT and via XQuery are all mechanisms supported for converting XML to X12

Validate XML Using XSD

You can validate XML documents against any data model defined using W3C XSD, using any major XSD Validator, including MSXML 3.0, MSXML 4.0, MSXML 6.0, Xerces-J, Xerces-C, Microsoft System.XML (1.0 and 2.0), XSV, the Saxonica XSD Validator and others.

Apache XML Project

The Apache XML Project provides standards-based, open-source XML solutions for working with W3C XML technologies including XML, XSL, XSLT, XSL:FO XPath, Web services and more. Learn how Stylus Studio provides support for all Apache XML projects.

Defining a DTD - Getting Started

Convert CSV to XML

Translating XML documents to X12

Validate XML Using XSD

Apache XML Project

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