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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Invoking Extension Functions Invoking Extension FunctionsYou use XSLT extension functions just like built-in XPath functions. For example:
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Why XQuery - The Case for XQuery
Read "The Case for XQuery" - an article that debuted in the November 2005 issue of SOA WebServices Journal, written by Jerry King, Vice President of DataDirect Technologies.
EDI to XML Mapping
A tutorial on how to transform EDI files into XML using Stylus Studio's Convert to XML tool. Subsequent post-processing of the converted EDI data is done through XQuery or XSLT, modeling a real world XML data integration application.
XPath Editor
Stylus Studio's intelligent code-sensing, auto-completion technology, Sense:X, is XPath-aware. You'll find Sense:X for XPath in all of Stylus Studio's editors, including the XML Editor, XSLT Editor, and XQuery Editor.
Web Service Standards
Stylus Studio supports Web service standards including WSDL, UDDI and SOAP. The Web Service Tester lets you easily develop and leverage Web services in your XML applications.
