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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Creating XQuery from a Web Service Call Creating XQuery from a Web Service CallYou can use Stylus Studio to create XQuery from a Web service call, and then use that XQuery to invoke the Web service. The XQuery created by Stylus Studio uses a Java extension function, ddtek:wscall(), that allows the built-in, Saxon, or DataDirect XQuery® processor to execute the Web service call. This section covers the following topics: |
Introduction to the XQuery Mapper
This free online video demonstration covers Stylus Studio's synchronized XQuery editing and mapping tool which allows you to create any XQuery expression, either manually using Stylus Studio's XQuery editor.
XSLT Editor
Stylus Studio's XSLT Editor is the most advanced XSLT development tool on the market. This powerful tool provides backmapping, XSLT transformation preview, debugging, peformance profiling, and more!
MSXML - Microsoft XML Tools
MSXML tools in Stylus Studio feature integrated XML validation, XSLT transformation and XSLT debugging using the Microsoft's COM-based XML processing components: MSXML 3.0, MSXML 4.0 and MSXML 6.0
XQuery Functions - User Defined Functions in XQuery
Dr. Michael Kay's tutorial entitled: 'Defining your own Functions in XQuery' explains how to write powerful User Defined Functions in XQuery.
