Cart
|
Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Previewing an EDI to XML Conversion Previewing an EDI to XML ConversionThe EDI to XML module uses the Stylus Studio scenarios feature to help you preview the results of your EDI to XML conversion. A scenario is a collection of information - in the case of an EDI to XML conversion, an EDI input document and output URI - that you can save and reuse to test how different EDI customizations and XML Converter settings affect the conversion of an EDI document to XML. When you create an EDI to XML conversion using an EDI document, Stylus Studio automatically creates a scenario that specifies that EDI document as the EDI input for the EDI to XML conversion. You can change the EDI input document, or create another scenario using a different EDI document, on the Scenario Properties dialog box. To display the Scenario Properties dialog box:
Click the Edit scenario properties button ( Alternative: Select EDI > Scenario Properties from the Stylus Studio menu. Alternative: Select Create Scenario from the scenario drop-down list on the EDI to XML editor tool bar. |
) on the EDI to XML editor tool bar.
Learn XSLT
Free online video demonstrations for learning XSLT and how to design XSLT stylesheets to convert XML to HTML in publishing applications, or how to convert HTML to XML.
Xerces - Parsing and Validating XML with the Apache Xerces Parser
The Xerces Parser supports the XML 1.0 recommendation and W3C's XML Schema recommendation version 1.0, DOM and SAX. Learn how easy it is to use Apache Xerces directly in Stylus Studio to parse and validate XML with ease.
XQuery Talk
Join the XQuery Talk mailing list for a practical discussion about XQuery. It's a place to work together to learn a new language, talk about problem solutions, discuss engines and implementations, chat about the latest XQuery news and more.
Web Service Testing Tools
The Stylus Studio Web Service Tester allows you to easily locate, build references to, and test Web services for XML applications based on WSDL, SOAP, and UDDI standard Web service technologies.
