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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Chapter 7 Defining XML Schemas Chapter 7 Defining XML SchemasThis section provides information about how to use Stylus Studio to define an XML Schema. Although some information about XML Schema tags is provided, familiarity with the W3C XML Schema Recommendation is assumed. Sample Schema
Many of the examples in this chapter are based on the
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Building Workflow Applications with XML
Learn how to design custom XML workflow applications - from modeling your data and information processes, to capturing input from users in XML, and finally, generating useful queries and reports from the XML data -- using XSLT & XQuery technologies.
Java XML Parser
Stylus Studio's support for Java XML Parser is able to Validate XML Using any Java XML Parser, Edit, Debug, Profile and Map XSLT using any Java XSLT Processor, Create PDF files Using Apache FOP, hand have Support for Microsoft XML Parsers as well.
XML Videos
Stylus Studio online XML video demonstrations illustrate how easy it is to learn advanced XML editing techniques. Now playing: Java Code Generation, Convert to XML, Grid View, and many other informative video demonstrations.
XML Schema Editor
Stylus Studio's XML Schema Editor lets you easily develop advanced data models expressed in W3C XML Schema. Its synchronized split-pane interface shows both a visual XML Schema Diagram and the underlying code, and you can edit in either one.
