Determining the Number of Nodes in a Collection

To obtain the number of nodes in a node set, call the count() function. The format is

number count(node-set) 
               

            

The count() function returns the number of nodes in the specified set. For example, the following query finds all authors who have more than ten publications:

//author[count(publications) > 10] 
               

            

To obtain the number of nodes in the current context, call the last() function, described in the next section.

Validating EDIFACT Documents with XML Schemas

Either before or after transforming EDIFACT content, generated XML Schemas will make sure that we have all of the necessary components, our codes are all according to the standard codelists, and every little delimiter is in the right place.

XML Publisher - XSLT Generator and XSL:FO Generator

The XML Publisher lets you easily design beautiful documents in HTML or PDF format from relational, XML and other data sources using XSL:FO or XSLT, using an intuitive visual interface.

XML Processing

Learn how to simplify XML Processing using Stylus Studio XML Pipeline, the easiest way to visually design and deploy virtually any XML processing tasks.

XML Unicode Encoding

Stylus Studio supports over 300 different file encodings, including UTF-8, UTF-16, EUC-JP, SHIFT-JIS, and more, alowing you to work with any XML document. Robust text editors support standard editing features, and Sense:X intelligent auto-completion.

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