Source Documents

In Stylus Studio, a source document in the XSLT mapper can be an XML document, an XML Schema (XSD), or a document type definition (DTD). The role of a source document is to provide Stylus Studio with a structure that it can use to compose the XSLT stylesheet, based on how you map individual source document elements and attributes to nodes in the target structure. Stylus Studio infers the target structure from the document (XML, XSD, or DTD) you specify and displays this structure on the Mapper tab.

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Translating XML documents to X12

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

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Blog

The EDI-L Blog is the best technical forum for discussing topics related to Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), including EDIFACT, and X12 Technologies. Topics include EDI Software, EDI Standards, EDI applications, EDI examples, and more.

Translating XML documents to EDIFACT

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

XML Spell Checker

The Stylus Studio Spell Checker is integrated with our intuitive XML Text Editor. It highlights typographical errors as you type and lets you easily search, replace, and build custom dictionaries.

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