Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >General Information < Previous| Next > General Information Copyright Conventions in This Document Typographical Conventions Syntax Notation Information Alerts Edition Alerts Video Alerts Technical Support Stylus Studio® 2010 Help Overview Chapter 1: Getting Started with Stylus Studio® Stylus Studio Editions Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite Stylus Studio Home Edition Edition Alerts More Information Integrated Components How Stylus Studio Uses Integrated Components Managing Component Licenses The Stylus Studio License Manager How to Extend an Evaluation How to Add a License How to Remove a License Starting Stylus Studio Getting Updates Getting Help Updating an XML Document - Getting Started Opening a Sample XML Document Alternatives For more information Updating the Text of a Sample Document Displaying Line Numbers Adding Elements in the Text View of a Sample Document Copying and Pasting in the Text View of a Sample Document Undoing Operations in the Text View of a Sample Document Inserting Indents in the Text View of a Sample Document Querying in the Text View of a Sample Document Deleting and Saving Queries Updating the Schema of a Sample Document Creating a Sample Schema Defining a Sample Element Adding an Element Reference to a Sample Schema Defining an Entity in a Sample Schema Exploring Other Features in a Sample Schema Updating the Tree Representation of a Sample Document Adding an Element to a Sample Document Tree Changing an Element's Data in a Sample Document Tree Adding Attributes and Other Node Types to a Sample Document Tree Adding an Entity Reference to a Sample Document Tree Updating a Sample Document Using the Grid Tab Modifying Values Moving Around the Grid Working with Stylesheets - Getting Started Opening a Sample Stylesheet XSLT Stylesheet Editor Quick Tour Parts of the XSLT Editor Exploring the XSLT Source Tab Exploring the Params/Other Tab XSLT Scenarios Working with Scenarios About Preview Working with a Sample Result Document Using the XSLT Mapper - Getting Started Opening the XSLT Mapper Mapping Nodes in Sample Files Saving the Stylesheet and Previewing the Result Deleting Links in Sample Files Defining Additional Processing in Sample Files Debugging Stylesheets - Getting Started Setting Up Stylus Studio to Debug Sample Files Inserting a Breakpoint in the Sample Stylesheet Gathering Debug Information About the Sample Files The Variables Window The Call Stack Window The Watch Window Ending Processing During a Debug Session Defining a DTD - Getting Started Process Overview Creating a Sample DTD Defining Data Elements in a Sample DTD Defining the Container Element in a Sample DTD Defining Structure Rules in a Sample DTD Examining the Tree of a Sample DTD Defining an XML Schema Using the Diagram Tab - Getting Started Introduction to the XML Schema Editor Diagram Tab Diagram Pane Text Pane Definition Browser Editing Tools of the XML Schema Diagram Tab Menus and Tool Bars In-place Editing Drag-and-Drop QuickEdit Refactoring Description of Sample XML Schema Defining a complexType in a Sample XML Schema in the Diagram View Defining the Name of a Sample complexType in the Diagram View Adding an Attribute to a Sample complexType in the Diagram View Adding Elements to a Sample complexType in the Diagram View Adding Optional Elements to a Sample complexType in the Diagram View Adding an Element That Contains Subelements to a complexType in the Diagram View Choosing the Element to Include in a Sample complexType in the Diagram View Defining Elements of the Sample complexType in the Diagram View Opening Files in Stylus Studio Types of Files Recognized by Stylus Studio Opening Unknown File Types Opening Files Stored on Third-Party File Systems Modifications to Open Files Using the File Explorer How to Use the File Explorer to Open Files Other Features of the File Explorer Working with the File Explorer Filter Dragging and Dropping Files in the Stylus Studio Other Ways to Open Files in Stylus Studio Adding File Types to Stylus Studio Deleting File Types Working with Projects Displaying the Project Window Displaying Path Names Other Documents Creating Projects and Subprojects Saving Projects Opening Projects Recently Opened Projects Adding Files to Projects Other Ways to Add Files to Projects Copying Projects Rearranging the Files in a Project Removing Files from Projects Closing and Deleting Projects Closing Deleting Setting a Project Classpath Specifying Multiple Classpaths How to Set a Project Classpath Using Stylus Studio with Source Control Applications Tested Source Control Applications Prerequisites Recursive Selection Using Stylus Studio with Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Using Stylus Studio with ClearCase Using Stylus Studio with Zeus CVS Specifying Advanced Source Control Properties Customizing Tool Bars Tool Bar Groups Showing/Hiding Tool Bar Groups Changing Tool Bar Appearance Specifying Stylus Studio Options Setting Module Options XML Diff XML Editor XSLT Editor Java Registering Custom Tools Using Stylus Studio Using the Command Line Defining Keyboard Shortcuts How to Define a Keyboard Shortcut Deleting a Keyboard Shortcut Using Stylus Studio from the Command Line Command Line Executables Location Invoking Stylus Studio from the Command Line Validating XML from the Command Line Managing Stylus Studio Performance Troubleshooting Performance Changing the Schema Refresh Interval Checking for Modified Files Changing the Recursion Level or Allocated Stack Size Automatically Opening the Last Open Files Configuring Java Components Stylus Studio Modules That Require Java Settings for Java Debugging Verifying the Current Java Virtual Machine Downloading Java Components Modifying Java Component Settings How Auto Detect Works About JVM Parameters About JDK Parameters How to Modify Java Component Properties Chapter 2: Editing and Querying XML Creating XML Documents Using the XML Editor Other Ways to Create XML Using Document Wizards to Create XML How to Use a Document Wizard Creating XML from XML Schema Creating XML from DTD Creating XML from HTML Updating XML Documents Choosing a View For More Information Saving Your Work Ensuring Well-Formedness Reverting to Saved Version Updating Java Server Pages as XML Documents Using the Text Editor Text Editing Features Simple Text Editing Code Folding Sense:X Speeds Editing Indent Line Wrap Spell Checking Font Comments Bookmarks Search/Replace Use of Colors in the Text Tab How to Change Colors Using the Spell Checker Default Spell Checking Manual Spell Checking Specifying Spell Checker Settings How to Spell Check a Document Using the Personal Dictionary Moving Around in XML Documents Line Numbers Bookmarks Tags Find Updating DOM Tree Structures Displaying All Nodes in the Tree View Adding a Node in the Tree View Deleting a Node in the Tree View Moving a Node in the Tree View Changing the Name or Value of a Node in the Tree View Obtaining the XPath for a Node Using the Grid Tab Layout of the Grid Tab Features of the Grid Tab Expanding and Collapsing Nodes Collapsing Empty Nodes Renaming Nodes Resizing Columns Showing Row Tag Names Moving Around the Grid Tab Selecting Items in the Grid How Grid Changes Affect the XML Document Types of Changes that Affect the Document Working with Rows Reordering Rows Adding and Deleting Rows Working with Columns Selecting a Column Adding Columns Deleting Columns Reordering Columns Renaming Columns Changing a Value Working with Tables Adding a Nested Table Moving a Nested Table Deleting a Table Sorting a Table Copying a Table as Tab-Delimited Text Diffing Folders and XML Documents Overview Sources and Targets The Diff Configuration File What Diffs Are Calculated? Tuning the Diffing Algorithm When Does the Diff Run? Running the Diff Manually Symbols and Background Colors Diffing Folders Features How to Diff Folders How to Diff Documents from the Diff Folders Dialog Box The XML Diff Viewer Split View - Tree Split View - Text Merged View View Symbols and Colors The XML Diff Viewer Tool Bar Tools for Working with Documents Removing a Target Document Diffing a Pair of XML Documents How to Diff a Pair of Documents Diffing Multiple Documents Document Focus Symbols Used in the Target Document Window How to Diff Multiple Documents Modifying Default Diff Settings Opening the Options Dialog Box Engine Settings Presentation Options Running the Diff Tool from the Command Line Restrictions Usage Using Schemas with XML Documents Associating an External Schema With a Document Having Stylus Studio Generate a Schema Validating XML Documents Updating a Document's Schema Removing the Association Between a Document and a Schema Converting XML to Its Canonical Form Querying XML Documents Using XPath Printing XML Documents Saving XML Documents Options for Saving Documents More About Backup Files Opening a Backup File Chapter 3: Converting Non-XML Files to XML Introduction How XML Converters are Used in Stylus Studio Example XML Converters Run-Time Components Other Ways to Convert Files to XML Types of XML Converters XML Converters Can Be Configured Using XML Converters to Open a Non-XML File as XML Saving an XML File in Another Format Custom XML Conversions When to Create a Custom XML Conversion Definition Converting Non-Conforming EDI Creating a Custom XML Conversion Definition Choosing an Input File Specifying File Settings How to Create a Custom XML Conversion Definition The Custom XML Conversion Definition Editor Document Pane Example - .txt Files Display of Delimiting and Control Characters Field Names Document Pane Display Features Moving Around the Document Properties Window How Properties are Organized Properties for Fixed-Width and Line-Oriented Input Files Schema Pane Parts of an Input File Regions Region Types Managing Regions Rows Fields Component and Sub-Component Fields Working with Regions Converting the Region Type How to Convert a Region Type Adjusting Fixed-Width Regions Example Defining and Joining Regions Defining a Region Joining Regions Controlling Region Output Working with Fields Naming Fields Using the Element Name Source Property More About Using Rows for Field Names How to Name Fields Defining Fields Creating Notes for Fields Component and Sub-Component Fields Controlling XML Output Specifying Element Names Specifying Format Omitting Regions and Fields, and Rows Pattern Matching Example Sample Regular Expressions Specifying Multiple Match Patterns Working with Nodes Using Lookup Lists Defining Lookup Lists Working with Lookup Lists Using Key=Value Characters Using Custom XML Conversion Definitions in Stylus Studio How to Open a File Using a Custom XML Conversion Definition The Converter URI Scheme Where You Use Converter URIs Specifying a Converter URI Example - Converter URI with a DataDirect XML Converters Example - Converter URI with a Custom XML Conversion Definition Converter URI Syntax XML Converter Properties Where Converter URIs are Displayed in Stylus Studio Using Stylus Studio to Build a Converter URI Using the URI in the Select XML Converter Dialog Box Using the URI in the Properties Window Working with EDI Conversions Supported EDI Dialects Converting Custom EDI Message Types Working with SEF Files Process Overview Specifying the SEF File Location Documentation for DataDirect XML Converters Stylus Studio Installation DataDirect Technologies Web Site XML Schemas for Custom EDI Message Types Validating XML from/to EDI Custom XML Conversion Definitions Properties Reference Input File Properties XML Output URL Properties Region Type Properties Row Element Name Properties Field Element Name Properties Data Type Properties (by data type) Common Properties BCD Datatype Properties Binary Datatype Properties Boolean Datatype Properties Byte Datatype Properties Comp3 Datatype Properties Date Datatype Properties DateTime Datatype Properties Decimal Datatype Properties Double Datatype Properties Float Datatype Properties Integer Datatype Properties Long Datatype Properties Number Datatype Properties Short Datatype Properties String Datatype Properties Time Datatype Properties Zoned Datatype Properties Specifying Control Characters Chapter 4: Converting EDI to XML What is the EDI to XML Module? Supported EDI Dialects When to Use the EDI to XML Module The EDI to XML Editor Using Undo The SEF File Choosing an EDI Document EDI to XML Conversions and EDI Standards Creating an EDI to XML Conversion Using an EDI Document Using an EDI Standard Previewing an EDI to XML Conversion Active Scenario Is Previewed How to Preview an EDI to XML Conversion Example: Converting a Conforming EDI File Example: Converting a Non-conforming EDI File Resolving EDI Document Errors What Is an EDI Document Error? How Errors Are Represented Locating Data Errors Displaying Information about Errors Correcting Dialect and Version Errors Quick Fixes How Quick Fixes Works Working with Code Lists Enabling Code List Validation Handling Missing Values Specifying XML Converter Properties About the Converter URI Customizing an EDI Standard The EDI Standards Repository Ways to Customize an EDI Standard What Happens When You Customize a Standard Creating New Definitions EDI XML Conversions and EDI Definitions Views of the EDI Structure Creating New Structure Definitions Adding a Message Adding a Segment Adding an Element Adding a Composite Adding a Code List Modifying Existing Definitions Adding versus Inserting Creating a Segment Reference Creating a Group Creating an Element or Composite Reference Creating a Repetition Creating a Variation Creating a Code Modifying Definition Properties Importing EDI Standard Definitions Undoing Customizations Removing a Definition Generating XQuery and XML Schema from EDI Generate XQuery/XML Schema Generate XQuery/XML Schema Dialog Box EDI to XQuery Document Wizard Generate XQuery from EDI Standards EDI Structure Definitions Properties Reference Code List Properties Composite Properties Composite Reference Properties EDI Structure Properties Element Properties Element Reference Properties Group Properties Message Properties Repetition Properties Segment Properties Segment Reference Properties Transaction Message Properties EDI XML Converters Properties Reference Chapter 5: Working with XSLT Getting Started with XSLT What Is XSLT? What XSLT Versions Does Stylus Studio Support? What Is a Stylesheet? Example of a Stylesheet About Stylesheet Contents What Is a Template? Contents of a Template Determining Which Template to Instantiate How the select and match Attributes Are Different How the XSLT Processor Applies a Stylesheet Instantiating the First Template Selecting Source Nodes to Operate On Controlling the Order of Operation Omitting Source Data from the Result Document When More Than One Template Is a Match When No Templates Match Controlling the Contents of the Result Document Specifying Result Formatting Creating New Nodes in the Result Document Controlling White Space in the Result Specifying XSLT Patterns and Expressions Examples of Patterns and Expressions Frequently Asked Questions About XSLT Sources for Additional XSLT Information Benefits of Using Stylus Studio Structural Data View Sophisticated Editing Environment XSLT and Java Debugging Features Integrated XML Parser/XSLT Processor Tutorial: Understanding How Templates Work Creating a New Sample Stylesheet Understanding How the Default Templates Work Instantiating the Template That Matches the Root Node Instantiating the Root/Element Default Template Instantiating the Text/Attribute Default Template Illustration of Template Instantiations Editing the Template That Matches the Root Node Creating a Template That Matches the book Element Creating a Template That Matches the author Element Working with Stylesheets About the XSLT Editor Creating Stylesheets Creating a Stylesheet from HTML Specifying Stylesheet Parameters and Options Applying Stylesheets About Applying Stylesheets Results of Applying a Stylesheet Applying Stylesheets to Large Data Sets Creating a Scenario Cloning Scenarios Saving Scenario Meta-Information Applying a Stylesheet to Multiple Documents Applying the Same Stylesheet in Separate Operations Applying a Stylesheet to Multiple Documents in One Operation About Stylesheet Contents Contents Provided by Stylus Studio Contents You Can Add Updating Stylesheets Dragging and Dropping from Schema Tree into XSLT Editor Using Sense:X Automatic Tag Completion Using Sense:X to Ensure Well-Formed XML Using Standard Editing Tools Saving Stylesheets Using Updated Stylesheets Specifying Extension Functions in Stylesheets Using an Extension Function in Stylus Studio Basic Data Types Declaring an XSLT Extension Function Working with XPath Data Types Declaring an Extension Function Namespace Invoking Extension Functions Finding Classes and Finding Java Debugging Stylesheets That Contain Extension Functions Working with Templates Viewing Templates Viewing a List of Templates Viewing a Specific Template Checking if a Template Generates Output Using Stylus Studio Default Templates Contents of a New Stylesheet Created by Stylus Studio About the Root/Element Built-In Template About the Text/Attribute Built-In Template Creating Templates Saving a Template Applying Templates Updating Templates Deleting Templates Using Third-Party XSLT Processors How to Use a Third-Party Processor Passing Parameters Setting Default Options for Processors Validating Result Documents Post-processing Result Documents Generating Formatting Objects Developing Stylesheets That Generate FO Troubleshooting FOP Errors Viewing the FO Sample Application Deploying Stylesheets That Generate FO Example Using Apache FOP to Generate NonPDF Output Generating Scalable Vector Graphics About SVG Viewers Running the SVG Example Generating Java Code for XSLT What Does Stylus Studio Generate? Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code Java Code Generation Settings How to Generate Java Code for XSLT Compiling Generated Code How to Compile and Run Java Code in Stylus Studio Deploying Generated Code Generating C# Code for XSLT What Does Stylus Studio Generate? Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code C# Code Generation Settings How to Generate C# Code for XSLT Compiling Generated Code Deploying Generated Code XSLT Instructions Quick Reference xsl:apply-imports xsl:apply-templates Format Description Example xsl:attribute Format Description Example xsl:attribute-set Format Description Example xsl:call-template Format Description xsl:character-map Format Description Example xsl:choose Format Description xsl:comment Format Description Example xsl:copy Format Description Example xsl:copy-of Format Description xsl:decimal-format Format Description xsl:element Format Description Example xsl:fallback xsl:for-each Format Description Example xsl:for-each-group Format Description xsl:function Format Description Example xsl:if Format Description Example xsl:import Format Description xsl:import-schema Format Description Example xsl:include Format Description xsl:key Format Description xsl:message Format Description xsl:namespace-alias Format Description xsl:number Format Description Example xsl:otherwise xsl:output Format Description xsl:output-character Format Description Example xsl:param Format Description Passing parameters to templates xsl:preserve-space xsl:processing-instruction Format Description Example xsl:sequence Format Description Example xsl:sort Format Description Example xsl:strip-space xsl:stylesheet Format Description xsl:template Format Description xsl:text Format Description Examples xsl:transform xsl:value-of Format Description Example xsl:variable Format Description xsl:when xsl:with-param Format Description Example Chapter 6: Creating XSLT Using the XSLT Mapper Overview of the XSLT Mapper Example Graphical Support for Common XSLT Instructions and Expressions Setting Options for the XSLT Mapper Simplifying the Mapper Canvas Display Other Mapper Display Features Exporting Mappings Searching Document Panes Ensuring That Stylesheets Output Valid XML Steps for Mapping XML to XML Source Documents Choosing Source Documents Source Documents and XML Instances Types of associations Source document icons How to change a source document association How to Add a Source Document How to Remove a Source Document How Source Documents are Displayed Document structure symbols Getting source document details Target Structures Using an Existing Document Building a Target Structure Modifying the Target Structure Adding a Node Removing a Node Mapping Source and Target Document Nodes Preserving Mapper Layout Left and Right Mouse Buttons Explained How to Map Nodes Removing Source-Target Maps Working with XSLT Instructions in XSLT Mapper What XSLT Instructions Are Represented Graphically Instruction Block Ports Specifying Values for Ports Understanding Input Ports Specifying Values for Input Ports Red Input Ports The Flow Port Adding an Instruction Block to the XSLT Mapper Notes About Creating Instruction Blocks xsl:if and xsl:choose Processing Source Nodes XPath Function Blocks Parts of a Function Block Types of Function Blocks XPath Mathematical Functions Creating a Function Block Deleting a Function Block Logical Operators Setting a Text Value Example How to Set a Text Value on the Mapper Canvas How to Set a Text Value on the Target Node Defining Java Functions in the XSLT Mapper About Adding Java Class Files Creating and Working with Templates What Happens When You Create a Template How to Create a Named or Matched Template Creating an XSLT Scenario Overview of Scenario Features XML Source Documents Global Parameters XSLT Processors Performance Metrics Reporting Result Document Validation Post-Processing Result Documents How to Create a Scenario How to Run a Scenario How to Clone a Scenario Chapter 7: Debugging Stylesheets Steps for Debugging Stylesheets Using Breakpoints Inserting Breakpoints Removing Breakpoints Start Debugging Viewing Processing Information Watching Particular Variables Evaluating XPath Expressions in the Current Processor Context Obtaining Information About Local Variables Determining the Current Context in the Source Document Displaying a List of Process Suspension Points Displaying XSLT Instructions for Particular Output Using Bookmarks Determining Which Template Generated Particular Output Determining the Output Generated by a Particular Template Profiling XSLT Stylesheets About Metrics Enabling the Profiler Displaying the XSLT Profiler Report Handling Parser and Processor Errors Debugging Java Files Requirements for Java Debugging Setting Options for Debugging Java Using the Java Editor Stylus Studio and the JVM Example of Debugging Java Files Setting Up to Debug Sample Java/XSLT Application Inserting a Breakpoint in the Sample Java/XSLT Application Gathering Debug Information About the Sample Java/XSLT Application Chapter 8: Defining XML Schemas What Is an XML Schema? Reference Information Creating an XML Schema in Stylus Studio Creating Your Own XML Schema Creating XML Schema from a DTD Using the DTD to XML Schema Document Wizard Using the DTD to XML (Trang) Document Wizard Creating XML Schema from an XML Document Using the XML to XML Schema Document Wizard Using the Create Schema from XML Content Feature Displaying the New XML Schema Creating XML Schema from EDI Wizard Options Running the EDI to XSD Document Wizard Working with XML Schema in Stylus Studio Views in the XML Schema Editor Validating XML Schema Choosing a validation engine Updating XML Schema Associated with a Document Viewing Sample XML Using XML Schema in XQuery and XSLT Mapper Printing Printing XML Schema Printing XML Schema Documentation Saving theXML Schema Diagram as an Image Node Properties Working with Properties in the Diagram Searching for Referencing Nodes Search Results Getting Started with XML Schema in the Tree View Description of Sample XML Schema Tips for Adding Nodes Defining a complexType in a Sample XML Schema in the Tree View Defining the Name of the Sample complexType in the Tree View Adding an Attribute to a Sample complexType in the Tree View Adding Elements to a Sample complexType in the Tree View Adding Optional Elements to a Sample complexType in the Tree View Adding an Element That Contains Subelements to a complexType in the Tree View Choosing the Element to Include in the Sample complexType in the Tree View Defining Elements of the Sample complexType in the Tree View Defining simpleTypes in XML Schemas About simpleTypes in XML Schemas Examples of simpleTypes in an XML Schema Defining a simpleType in the Diagram View Before You Begin Defining an Atomic simpleType Specifying a Restriction for a simpleType - QuickEdit Specifying a Restriction for a simpleType - Manually Defining List and Union simpleTypes Defining a simpleType in the Tree View About Facet Types for simpleTypes Defining List and Union simpleTypes in the Tree View Defining complexTypes in XML Schemas Defining complexTypes That Contain Elements and Attributes - Diagram View Adding Nodes to a complexType Choosing an Element Including All Elements Specifying the Sequence of Elements Reordering Nodes Combining the Sequence and Choice Modifiers Defining complexTypes That Contain Elements and Attributes - Tree View Defining complexTypes That Mix Data and Elements Diagram View Tree View Defining complexTypes That Contain Only Attributes Diagram View Tree View Defining Elements and Attributes in XML Schemas Defining Elements That Carry Attributes and Contain Data in XML Schemas Diagram View Tree View Defining Elements That Contain Subelements in XML Schemas Diagram View Tree View Adding an Identity Constraint to an Element Example of an Identity Constraint Diagram View Tree View Defining Groups of Elements and Attributes in XML Schemas Defining Groups of Elements in XML Schemas - Diagram View Alternative Defining Groups of Elements in XML Schemas - Tree View Defining attributeGroups in XML Schemas - Diagram View Defining attributeGroups in XML Schemas - Tree View Adding Comments, Annotation, and Documentation Nodes to XML Schemas Comments Annotations Diagram View Tree View Moving a Comment or Annotation Example Defining Notations Diagram View Tree View Referencing External XML Schemas Ways to Reference XML Schemas Including an XML Schema Importing an XML Schema Redefining an XML Schema Where You Can Reference XML Schemas What to Do Next Referencing XML Schemas in the Diagram View Referencing XML Schemas in the Tree View Redefining Nodes Extensions and Restrictions Specifying Restriction Facets How to Redefine a Node Generating Documentation for XML Schema XS3P Stylesheet Overview XS3P Stylesheet Features XS3P Stylesheet Settings Modifying the XS3P Stylesheet Saving XML Schema Documentation Printing XML Schema Documentation About XML Schema Properties About xsd:schema Properties Element and Element Reference Properties in XML Schemas Attribute and Attribute Reference Properties in XML Schemas Group Properties in XML Schemas Model Group Properties in XML Schemas Complex and simpleType Properties in XML Schemas Restriction and Extension Type Properties in XML Schemas Content Type Properties in XML Schemas Aggregator Type Properties in XML Schemas Facet Type Properties in XML Schemas Notation Type Properties in XML Schemas Include Type Properties in XML Schemas Import Type Properties in XML Schemas Redefine Type Properties in XML Schemas Identity Constraint Type Properties in XML Schemas Constraint Element Type Properties in XML Schemas Documentation Type Properties in XML Schemas Chapter 9: Defining Document Type Definitions What Is a DTD? Creating DTDs About Editing DTDs Restrictions About Modifiers in Element Definitions in DTDs Description of Element Modifiers in DTDs Simple Example of Aggregating Modifiers in DTDs More Complex Example of Aggregating Modifiers in DTDs Aggregating Modifiers to Allow Any Order and Any Number in DTDs Defining Elements in DTDs Defining Elements in the DTD Tree Tab Specifying That an Element Can Have an Attribute in DTDs Specifying That an Element is Required in DTDs Specifying That an Element is Optional in DTDs Specifying That Multiple Instances of An Element Are Allowed in DTDs Specifying That An Element Can Contain One of a Group of Elements in DTDs Specifying That an Element Can Contain One or More Elements in DTDs Specifying That an Element Can Contain Data in DTDs Moving, Renaming, and Deleting Elements in DTDs Defining General Entities and Parameter Entities in DTDs Steps for Defining Entities in DTDs General Entity Example in a DTD Parameter Entity Example in a DTD Inserting White Space in DTDs Adding Comments to DTDs About Node Properties in DTDs Description of Element Properties in DTDs Description of Attribute Properties in DTDs Description of Entity and Parameter Entity Properties in DTDs Associating an XML Document with an External DTD Moving an Internal DTD to an External File Chapter 10: Writing XPath Expressions About the XPath Processor Where You Can Use XPath Expressions About XPath Benefits of XPath Internationalization Restrictions on Queries Using the XPath Query Editor Parts of the XPath Query Editor Displaying the XPath Query Editor Customizing Syntax Coloring Working with XPath Queries Executing the Query Creating a New Query Deleting a Query Working with Query Results Opening Query Results as a New Document Working with Namespaces Viewing/Changing Namespace Prefixes Sample Data for Examples and Practice About XML Document Structure A Sample XML Document Tree Representation of a Sample XML Document Steps for Trying the Sample Queries Getting Started with Queries Obtaining All Marked-Up Text Obtaining a Portion of an XML Document Obtaining All Elements of a Particular Name Obtaining All Elements of a Particular Name from a Particular Branch Different Results from Similar Queries Queries That Return More Than You Want Specifying Attributes in Queries Restrictions Attributes and Wildcards Filtering Results of Queries Quotation Marks in Filters More Filter Examples How the XPath Processor Evaluates a Filter Multiple Filters Filters and Attributes Wildcards in Queries Restrictions Attributes Calling Functions in Queries Case Sensitivity and Blank Spaces in Queries Precedence of Query Operators Specifying the Nodes to Evaluate Understanding XPath Processor Terms Axis Context Node Context Node Set Current Node Document Element Filter Location Path Expression Location Step Node Test Root Node Starting at the Context Node About Root Nodes and Document Elements Starting at the Root Node Descending Along Branches Explicitly Specifying the Current Context Specifying Children or Descendants of Parent Nodes Examples of XPath Expression Results Syntax for Specifying an Axis in a Query Supported Axes About the child Axis About the descendant Axis About the parent Axis About the ancestor Axis About the following-sibling Axis About the preceding-sibling Axis About the following Axis About the preceding Axis About the attribute Axis About the namespace Axis About the self Axis About the descendant-or-self Axis About the ancestor-or-self Axis Axes That Represent the Whole XML Document Handling Strings and Text Searching for Strings Finding Identical Strings Case Sensitivity Finding Strings That Contain Strings You Specify Finding Substrings That Appear Before Strings You Specify Finding Substrings That Appear After Strings You Specify Finding Substrings by Position Manipulating Strings Concatenating Strings Determining the Number of Characters in a String Normalizing Strings Replacing Characters in Strings with Characters You Specify Converting Objects to Strings Finding Strings That Start with a Particular String Obtaining the Text Contained in a Node Specifying Boolean Expressions and Functions Using Boolean Expressions Case Sensitivity Examples Calling Boolean Functions Converting an Object to Boolean Obtaining Boolean Values Determining the Context Node Language Specifying Number Operations and Functions Performing Arithmetic Operations Calling Number Functions Converting an Object to a Number Obtaining the Sum of the Values in a Node Set Obtaining the Largest, Smallest, or Closest Number Comparing Values About Comparison Operators How the XPath Processor Evaluates Comparisons Comparing Node Sets Two Node Sets A Node Set and a Number A Node Set and a String A Node Set and a Boolean Value Comparing Single Values With = and != Comparing Single Values With <=, <, >, and >= Priority of Object Types in Comparisons Examples of Comparisons Operating on Boolean Values Finding a Particular Node About Node Positions Determining the Position Number of a Node Positions in Relation to Parent Nodes Finding Nodes Relative to the Last Node in a Set Finding Multiple Nodes Examples of Specifying Positions Finding the First Node That Meets a Condition Finding an Element with a Particular ID The id() Function's Argument Unique IDs Obtaining Particular Types of Nodes By Using Node Tests About the Document Object Getting Nodes of a Particular Type Obtaining a Union Obtaining Information About a Node or a Node Set Obtaining the Name of a Node Wildcards Obtaining Namespace Information Obtaining the Namespace URI Obtaining the Local Name Obtaining the Expanded Name Specifying Wildcards with Namespaces Examples of Namespaces in Queries Obtaining the URI for an Unparsed Entity Determining the Number of Nodes in a Collection Determining the Context Size Using XPath Expressions in Stylesheets Using Variables Obtaining System Properties Determining If Functions Are Available Obtaining the Current Node for the Current XSLT Template Finding an Element with a Particular Key Generating Temporary IDs for Nodes Format Accessing Other Documents During Query Execution Format of the document() Function When the First Argument is a Node Set Specification of Second Argument Example of Calling the document() Function XPath Quick Reference XPath Functions Quick Reference XPath Syntax Quick Reference Axes Node Tests Filters Location Steps XPath Expression XPath Abbreviations Quick Reference Chapter 11: Working with XQuery in Stylus Studio Getting Started with XQuery in Stylus Studio What is XQuery? Example Sources for Additional XQuery Information What is an XQuery? The Stylus Studio XQuery Editor XQuery Source Tab Mapper Tab Plan Tab XQuery Source and Mapper Tab Interaction An XQuery Primer What is XQuery For? Your First XQuery Accessing XML Documents with XQuery Handling URLs The videos.xml Document XQuery and XPath XPath Query Editor Introduction to FLWOR Expressions Generating XML Output with XQuery Accessing Databases with XQuery Understanding FLWOR Expressions Simple XQuery FLWOR Expressions The Principal Parts of an XQuery FLWOR Expression F is for For L is for Let W is for Where O is for Order By R is for Return Other Parts of the XQuery FLWOR Expression Declaring XQuery Types XQuery Position Variables Multiple Assignments Grouping Building an XQuery Using the Mapper Process Overview Working with Existing XQuery Saving the Mapping Data Sources Choosing a Data Source Source Documents and XML Instances Source icons How to Add a Source Document How to Change a Source Document Association How to Remove a Source Document How Source Documents are Displayed Document structure symbols Getting source document details Specifying a Target Structure Using an Existing Document Building a Target Structure Modifying the Target Structure Adding a Node Removing a Node Setting a Text Value Mapping Source and Target Document Nodes Preserving Mapper Layout Left and Right Mouse Buttons Explained How to Map Nodes Link Lines Explained Removing Source-Target Map Simplifying the Mapper Canvas Display Other Mapper Display Features Exporting Mappings Searching Document Panes FLWOR Blocks Parts of a FLWOR Block Creating a FLWOR Block Function Blocks Standard Function Block Types Creating a Function Block Parts of a Function Block User-Defined Functions concat Function Blocks IF Blocks Condition Blocks Predicate Blocks Enabling Predicate Blocks Creating a Predicate Block Example SQL Function Blocks User-Defined Functions Creating a User-Defined Function Working with User-Defined Functions Finding Uses of a User-Defined Function Locating a User-Defined Function Declaration Renaming a User-Defined Function Working with Relational Data Sources Using the collection() Function in Stylus Studio How the collection() Function is Processed Database Connections Handling Invalid Characters Creating a Database Connection Supported Databases The Connection Settings Dialog Box Using the Server URL Field How to Create a Database Connection How to Edit a Database Connection Creating a collection() Statement collection() Function Syntax What Happens When You Create a collection() Statement? Creating Multiple Connections How to Create a collection() Statement Other Ways to Register a Database Configuration Choosing a Database Object Working with Zip Archive Format Files as Data Sources Example Updating Relational Databases Overview Using SQL Function Blocks in XQuery Mapper About the Output Port Creating an Insert Function Call How to Create an Insert Function Call Example Creating an Update Function Call How to Create an Update Function Call Example Creating a Delete Function Call How to Create a Delete Function Call Example Working with XQuery Library Modules Creating a Library Module About Namespaces Importing a Library Module Using a Library Module Removing a Library Module Debugging XQuery Using Breakpoints Inserting Breakpoints Removing Breakpoints Start Debugging Viewing Processing Information Watching Particular Variables Evaluating XPath Expressions in the Current Processor Context Obtaining Information About Local Variables Displaying a List of Process Suspension Points Displaying XQuery Expressions for Particular Output Using Bookmarks Inserting Removing Moving Focus Profiling XQuery About Performance Metrics Enabling the Profiler Displaying the XQuery Profiler Report Using DataDirect XQuery® Execution Plans Query Plans in Stylus Studio Example of a Query Plan Parts of a Query Plan Navigation Query Plan Toolbar Formatting Saving a Query Plan as HTML Displaying a Query Plan Prerequisites How to display a query plan Optimizing Your XQuery Creating an XQuery Scenario Specifying XML Input Selecting an XQuery Processor Using Custom URI Resolvers Implementing a Custom URI Resolver Interface Registering a Custom URI Resolver Registering a Default Custom URI Resolver Setting Default Options for Processors Setting Values for External Variables Performance Metrics Reporting Validating XQuery Results How to Create a Scenario How to Run a Scenario How to Clone a Scenario Generating XQuery Documentation Documentation Defaults Syntax and Usage Save the XQuery ActiveX Controls Viewing Code Samples How to Generate XQuery Documentation Using XQuery to Invoke a Web Service Choosing an XQuery Processor Invoking a SOAP Request in an XQuery Invoking Multiple SOAP Requests Rules How to Invoke Multiple SOAP Requests in the Same XQuery Using Web Services in XQuery Choosing a ddtek:wscall Function Creating a ddtek:wscall Function Examining the ddtek:wscall Function Block Location Input Port Payload Input Port Header Input Port Output Port Displaying Port Information Moving Port Information Mapping ddtek:wscall Functions Example: Querying a Web Service Sample XQuery Code Generating Java Code for XQuery What Does Stylus Studio Generate? Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code Java Code Generation Settings How to Generate Java Code for XQuery Compiling Generated Code How to Compile and Run Java Code in Stylus Studio Deploying Generated Code Generating C# Code for XQuery What Does Stylus Studio Generate? Scenario Properties Used for Generating Code C# Code Generation Settings How to Generate C# Code for XQuery Compiling Generated Code Deploying Generated Code Chapter 12: Composing Web Service Calls Overview How to Compose a Web Service Call Obtaining WSDL URLs Browsing UDDI Registries How to Browse UDDI Registries Modifying a SOAP Request Understanding Parameters Displaying a WSDL Document How to Modify a SOAP Request Testing a Web Service What Happens When You Test a Web Service Other Options for Testing a Web Service How to Test a Web Service Saving a Web Service Call Using Web Service Calls as XML How to Save a Web Service Call Querying a Web Service Creating XQuery from a Web Service Call Example What Happens When You Create XQuery How to Create XQuery from a Web Service Call Creating a Web Service Call Scenario Overview of Scenario Features Scenario Names Transport Protocol and Client Settings Other Transport Setttings How to Create a Scenario How to Run a Scenario How to Clone a Scenario Chapter 13: Working with WSDL Documents Creating a WSDL Document in Stylus Studio Opening WSDL Documents Using the WSDL Editor Uses for the WSDL Editor Similarities to the XML Schema Editor Diagram Pane Text Pane Properties Window Symbols for WSDL Elements Symbols for XML Schema Elements Displaying Element Details Displaying Documentation Error Detection Back-Mapping Background Color Moving Around the Diagram Working with WSDL Elements Sample WSDL - A Stock Quote Service The Definitions Element Importing a WSDL Document Definitions Element Properties The Types Element How to Create a Types Element Types Element Properties Adding a Schema Element How to Create a Schema Element Schema Element Properties The Service Element How to Create a Service Element How to Rename a Service Element Service Element Properties The Port Element How to Create a Port Element How to Rename a Binding Element Port Element Properties The Message Element How to Create a Message Element How to Rename a Message Element Message Element Properties The Part Element How to Create a Part Element How to Rename a Part Element Part Element Properties The PortType Element How to Create a PortType Element How to Rename a PortType Element PortType Element Properties The Operation Element Operation Element Code Sample How to Create an Operation Element How to Rename an Operation Element Operation Element Properties The Binding Element How to Create a Binding Element How to Rename a Binding Element Binding Element Properties The Input Element How to Create an Input Element Input Element Properties The Output Element How to Create an Output Element Output Element Properties The Fault Element How to Create a Fault Element Fault Element Properties The Documentation Element How to Create a Documentation Element Documentation Element Properties Importing WSDL Documents Making Imported WSDL Elements Available Example Printing a WSDL Document Saving the WSDL Diagram as an Image Chapter 14: Building XML Pipelines What is an XML Pipeline? Example of an XML Pipeline in Stylus Studio XML Pipeline Terminology XML Pipeline Semantics The XML Pipeline Editor Parts of the XML Pipeline Editor XML Pipeline Editor Toolbar Menu Actions Steps for Building an XML Pipeline Planning an XML Pipeline Design Approaches Understand the Requirements Bottom-Up Design Top-Down Design XML Pipeline Components Transformations Flow Control Data Sources Input and Output Ports Identifying Resources Deployment Considerations Use Case: Building order.pipeline order.pipeline Requirements Getting Started: Creating a New XML Pipeline Save the XML Pipeline XML Pipeline Scenarios Specifying an Execution Framework When to Specify the Execution Framework Configuring Data Sources Ways to Configure Non-XML Data Sources Convert booksXML.txt Using a Built-in XML Converter Create a ConvertToXML Node for booksXML.txt Create a ConvertToXML Node for order.edi Renaming Nodes The XML Pipeline So Far Using XQuery to Merge Source File Data Using Variables to Reference Data Sources Looking at the XQuery Code Adding an XQuery Node Changes to Source Documents Setting the XQuery Node Data Sources Default and Specified Port Values An Alternate Way to Create ConvertToXML Nodes Testing the XML Pipeline Setting a Value for an Output Port Designing a Report from the XML Document Adding XSLT and XQuery Transformations Add createReport.xsl Add createReport.xquery Finishing Up Working with Nodes Types of Nodes Adding Nodes to an XML Pipeline Using Existing Documents Using the Toolbox Node and Port Names XQuery and XSLT Nodes Input Ports Output Ports Scenario Properties Changes to Source Code Managing Processor Conflicts XSL-FO Nodes Input Port Output Ports Pipeline and Related Nodes Example Pipeline Node Input and Output Ports How to Include an XML Pipeline Validate Nodes Using Multiple XML Schemas Input Port Output Ports Choose Nodes Input Ports Adding Input Ports Output Ports Adding Output Ports ConvertToXML and ConvertFromXML Nodes Specifying an XML Converter URL Creating a ConvertToXML Node Input Port Output Ports For More Information Stop and Warning Nodes Stop Nodes Warning Nodes XML Parser Nodes Input Port Output Ports XML Serializer Nodes Input Port Output Ports Working with the XML Pipeline Diagram Displaying a Grid Labeling Zoom Edge Style Manipulating Nodes in the Diagram Saving the XML Pipeline Diagram as an Image Labeling XML Pipeline Diagrams Debugging an XML Pipeline Cross-Language Debugging Execution Framework Determines Debugging Support Setting and Removing Breakpoints Running the Debugger Stepping Into a Node Stopping Debug Processing Generating Code for an XML Pipeline Execution Framework and Code Generation Processors for which Code Generation is Supported XML Pipeline Node Restrictions for C# Code Code Generation Settings Java Code Generation Settings C# Code Generation Settings How to Generate Code for an XML Pipeline Compiling Generated Java Code How to Compile and Run Java Code in Stylus Studio Troubleshooting Compiling Inside Stylus Studio Compiling Java Code Outside Stylus Studio Running Java Code in Stylus Studio Deploying Generated Code XML Pipeline Node Properties Reference Choose Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port ConvertFromXML Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port ConvertToXML Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port Pipeline Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port Pipeline Input Node Properties Node Output Port Pipeline Output Node Properties Input Port Node Stop Node Properties Input Port Node Validate Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port Warning Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port XML Parser Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port XML Serializer Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port XQuery Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port XSL-FO Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port XSLT Node Properties Input Port Node Output Port Chapter 15: Publishing XML Data The XML Publisher Parts of the XML Publisher Editor Building an XML Publisher Report Process Summary How to Create an XML Publisher Report The XML Publisher Canvas Choosing a Report Format Working with Data Sources How Data Sources are Represented in XML Publisher Working with Namespaces Adding a Data Source Specifying a Default Data Source Data Source Required for XSLT Using XML Schema or DTD as a Data Source Choosing a Root Element Associating an XML Instance with the Schema Grouping Data What is a Relationship? Creating a Relationship Example - Using a Relationship in a Report Deleting a Relationship Adding Data to a Report How to Add Data to a Report Example: Dropping a Repeating Node How Data is Represented on the Canvas Example More About the Navigation Bar Click the Glyph to Navigate Working with Report Components Types of Components Tables Creating a Table Graphical Representation Sorting Adding Rows and Columns Deleting Rows, Columns, and Tables Lists Creating a List Graphical Representation Sorting Adding Items Deleting an Item or a List Text Creating a Text Component Graphical Representation Images Creating an Image Graphical Representation Specifying an Image Source Specifying Image Size Repeaters Creating a Repeater Graphical Representation Sorting Ifs Creating an If Graphical Representation Example Component Properties Context and XPath Sub-Properties The Properties Window Example: Using Context and XPath Sub-Properties to Format Text Entering XPath Expressions Formatting Components Formatting Numbers Styles Ways to Apply Styles Formatting Influenced by Component Hierarchy Setting Default Properties Clearing Formats Formatting Decimal Numbers Where You Specify Decimal Number Formats Where You Specify Picture Strings Example Generating Code for an XML Publisher Report Supported Transformation Languages Sources Additional Sources More About Relational Sources How to Generate Code Example: Building an XML Publisher Report Getting Started Insert and Populate a Table Simple Table Formatting Format Data Conditionally Generate the Code Properties Reference Context and XPath Sub-Properties Body Properties Table Properties Row Properties Column Properties Cell Properties List Properties Item Properties Text Properties Repeater Properties If Properties Image Properties Dynamic Value Properties Chapter 16: Integrating with Third-Party File Systems Using Stylus Studio with TigerLogic XDMS Overview TigerLogic XDMS Version Support Connecting to TigerLogic XDMS What Happens When You Connect How to Connect to TigerLogic XDMS Reconnecting Using Documents Stored on TigerLogic XDMS Opening Documents Saving Documents Using Documents in XQuery and XSLT Creating Collections Chapter 17: Extending Stylus Studio Custom XML Validation Engines Registering a Custom Validation Engine Configuring a Custom Validation Engine The Custom Validation Engines Page How to Configure a Custom Validation Engine Custom Document Wizards Registering a Custom Document Wizard Configuring a Custom Document Wizard The Custom Document Wizards Page Defining Arguments How to Configure a Custom Document Wizard Chapter 18: The Stylus Studio Java API Chapter 19: Stylus Studio GUI Reference About Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Suite About Stylus Studio XML Home Edition About Stylus Studio XML Professional Suite Add Column Add Element or Composite Reference Add References to Schema Add Segment Reference Add Table Assign Shortcut Associate Schema with Variable Associate XML Schemas to Project Folder Associate with XML Instance Attach to JVM Authentication Required Backmap Stack Breakpoints Build Project From SCC C# Code Generation Call Stack Choose Module Choose Provider Choose Root Element Choose Server Choose Source and Destination Schema Choose the WSDL Operation Class Properties Code Definition Code List Definition Composite Definition Configure External XQuery Processor Connection Settings Convert DTD to XML Schema Convert HTML to XML Convert HTML to XSLT Convert XML to XML Schema Create Java Console Create Java Servlet Create Relationship Create Schema or DTD Create User-Defined Catalog Create XML Document from DTD Create XML Document from XML Schema Custom Document Wizard Arguments Custom XML Conversion Editor Customize Toolbars DataDirect XQuery Options Default Value Description Diagram Properties - Schema Details Diagram Properties - WSDL Details Diff Folders Document Wizards DTD Schema Editor Text Tab DTD Schema Editor Tree Tab DTD to XML Schema (Trang) EDI Document Pane EDI Structure Tree EDI to XML Editor Element Definition Find Find (Mapper) File Explorer Generate C# .NET Code for XML Pipeline Generate Java Code for XML Pipeline Generate Transformation Generate XML Schema from EDI Standards Generate XQuery from EDI Standards Generate XQuery/XML Schema Go To (Custom XML Conversion) Go To Group Definition Illegal Character Found Import File Imported Files Imported Modules Java Class Browser Java Code Generation Java Editor Java Method Browser Keyboard Accelerators Lookup List Message Definition Name Named Template Named/Matched Template New Custom XML Conversion Definition New EDI to XML Conversion New Function Notes Open and Save As Options Options - Application Settings Options - General - Back-mapping Options - General - Components - XML Converters for Java Options - General - Components - XML Converters for .NET Options - General - Components - DataDirect XQuery Options - General - Custom Document Wizards Options - General - Custom Tools Options - General - Custom Validation Engines Options - General - Editor Format Options - General - Editor General Options - General - Editor Sense:X Options - General - File Types Options - General - Java Virtual Machine Options - General - Spell Checking Options - Module Settings - EDI to XML - EDI Viewer Settings Options - Module Settings - Java - Debugger Options - Module Settings - WSDL Editor - WSDL Details Options - Module Settings - XML Diff - Engine Options - Module Settings - XML Diff - Presentation Options - Module Settings - XML Editor - XML Settings Options - Module Settings - XML Schema Editor - Schema Details Options - Module Settings - XML Schema Editor - Documentation Options - Module Settings - XML Schema Editor - XML Schema to XML Options - Module Settings - XQuery - Mapper Options - Module Settings - XQuery - XQuery Settings Options - Module Settings - XSLT Editor - Mapper Options - Module Settings - XSLT Editor - XSLT Settings Output Window Personal Dictionary Editor Preview Window Processor Mismatch Processor Settings (XQuery) Processor Settings (XSLT) Project Window Project Wizards Properties for Custom XML Conversions Properties for EDI to XML Conversions Properties for XML Pipelines Properties for XML Publisher Properties for DTD Nodes Properties for XML Schema and WSDL Documents Proxy Settings Redefine Schema Symbols Referenced Schemas Register and Activate Stylus Studio Rename Rename Column Replace Saxon XQuery Settings Saxon XSLT Settings Scenario Properties Bindings Tab (Web Services) Scenario Properties for EDI to XML Conversions Scenario Properties Execution Framework Scenario Properties General Tab (XSLT) Scenario Properties Parameter Values Tab (XSLT) Scenario Properties Post-process Tab (XQuery) Scenario Properties Post-process Tab (XSLT) Scenario Properties Profiling Options Tab (XSLT) Scenario Properties Processor Tab (XQuery) Scenario Properties Processor Tab (XSLT) Scenario Properties General Tab (XQuery) Scenario Properties Parameter Values Tab (XQuery) Scenario Properties Profiling Options Tab (XQuery) Scenario Properties - Validation Tab (XQuery) Scenario Properties - Validation Tab (XSLT) Segment Definition Select Multiple URLs Select Source/Target Folder Select XML Converter Select XML Converter Properties Set Classpath Set Node and Match Pattern Shortcut Keys Source Code Control Properties Spelling Start New Region Stylus Studio Stylus Studio Update Text Catalog to XML Catalog Toolbox Pane TigerLogic XDMS Server Login Type Derivation UDDI Registry Browser Value Variables View Sample XML Watch Watch Video Demos of Stylus Studio Features Web Service Call Composer WSDL Editor XML Diff Editor - Merged View XML Diff Editor - Split View - Text XML Diff Editor - Split View - Tree XML Editor Grid Tab XML Editor Schema Tab XML Editor Text Tab XML Editor Tree Tab XML Pipeline Editor Canvas XML Pipeline Settings XML Publisher Canvas XML Publisher Data Sources Panel XML Publisher Namespaces Pane XML Report Format XML Schema Editor Diagram Tab XML Schema Editor Documentation Tab XML Schema Editor Tree Tab XPath Editor XPath Query Editor XPath for xsl: Elements XQuery Editor XQuery Editor - 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