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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Source Documents Source DocumentsIn 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. This section covers the following topics: |
DB2
IBM DB2 is a database management system for powering business applications. Learn how to build XML solutions on DB2 using Stylus Studio's DB2 tools.
Using OASIS XML Catalogs in Stylus Studio
Learn about Stylus Studio's XML catalog support and how to work with XML catalogs in your Stylus Studio XML projects.
Semiconductors & E-Components
Buuuuuzzzzz, zappp! There sure is a lot of electiricty flying with these semiconductors & c-component producers. It is because these top companies use Stylus Studio 2006 to light up their work day!
Stylus Studio Enables Multi-Channel Publishing for University of Pittsburg Professor
Learn how Dr. David Birnbaum of the University of Pittsburgh uses Stylus Studio to develop customized XSLT stylesheets that produce enhanced versions of source documents in different output formats, including Web and print.
