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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Configuring Java Components Configuring Java ComponentsSeveral modules in Stylus Studio are written using Java, and therefore require either Java runtime or Java compiler components to be installed on your computer. These Java components, the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) and the Java Development Kit (JDK), are available from Sun Microsystems and are installed separately from Stylus Studio. You can install these components either before or after you install Stylus Studio. When you start Stylus Studio, it attempts to identify the location of the Java runtime libraries and compiler automatically. This section identifies the Stylus Studio modules that require Java runtime and Java compiler components, where you can download these Java components, and how to force Stylus Studio to detect new or changed Java components. This section covers the following topics: |
Using XSLT Templates
Using XSLT Templates is an online video demonstration of the Stylus Studio XSLT designer. See just how easy it is to create, apply and match XSLT templates to your XML data to create beautiful HTML layouts for XML content publishing applications.
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.
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.
Microsoft XML Tools
Build Microsoft XML applications with Stylus Studio, which includes development support for all Microsoft XML technologies, including MSXML and Microsoft System.XML (Microsoft XML Parsers), SQL Server 2000, SQL Server 2005 (Yukon), and more.
