Opening an OASIS Screenshot

Make sure your XML is correct and complete by validating it against any XML Schema or DTD. Using Stylus Studio®'s class-leading support for OASIS catalogs, you can easily incorporate industry schemas and DTDs from the W3C, Sun, Microsoft; the industry-specific XML vocabularies like DocBook, Accord, FIXML, etc., and others. In fact, Stylus Studio® is installed with catalogs from dozens of such vendors. Use Stylus Studio®'s Base Catalog, with built-in references to over one dozen catalogs; link to any of the catalogs installed with Stylus Studio®; create your own catalog using Stylus Studio®'s intuitive User-Defined Catalog Wizard; or use another Stylus Studio® Wizard to convert a plain-test catalog to XML. Add to this Stylus Studio®'s project-level features for incorporating and managing catalogs, and you can be confident that your XML adheres to the standards that are appropriate for your application. Learn more OASIS XML Catalogs in this new tutorial which describes what OASIS Catalogs are and how to use them.

Opening catalogs in Stylus Studio®

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Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) is a powerful high-performance database for recording and retrieving business records. Learn how to develop XML applications for Sybase using Stylus Studio.

Generate XSD

Stylus Studio® can generate an industry standard W3C XSD (or DTD) by correctly inferring an XML data model from an XML instance document.

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This video demonstration shows you how to use Stylus Studio's Web Service call composer to locate a WSDL file on the Internet, inspect, create SOAP envelope, invoke and inspect Web service data.

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Dr. Michael Kay's tutorial entitled: 'Defining your own Functions in XQuery' explains how to write powerful User Defined Functions in XQuery.

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