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XML Pipeline Examples
XML Pipeline Examples let you model your entire XML application instead of just individual pieces — use them to learn to design, edit, debug and deploy advanced XML data service applications using powerful grapical tools.
This online video tutorial covers the design and deployment of an data integration application that
aggregates information from various heterogeneous data sources including CSV and EDI, then publishes
the result to both an HTML and PDF output format.
With an intuitive graphical editor, the ability to use non-xml as data sources, cross-language debugging, Java code generation and more – see for yourself how Stylus Studio's XML Pipeline editor is easy and powerful way to link multiple XML transformation, validation and publishing operations in a single application.
XML processing usually involves multiple operations. This example explains how to use
branches based on conditions or the outcome of a validation. You'll see also how
breaking a large XML processing job into smaller ones to enable reuse and unit testing.
Learn how to build XML applications using the XML pipeline designer
— the industry's first and only true tool for for modeling, developing, debugging and deploying
XML applications.
XML Programming has never been easier — This example illustrates the power of XML pipeline's high-level
XML Program modeling tools featuring integrated debugging and support of both top-down and bottom-up design methodologies.
Using XML Pipeline, it's easy to visually specify one or more XML operations to perform on your data, for example,
validating a file, transforming a document, publishing a PDF file, querying a database, converting your data and more.
This tutorial explains all of the different XML operations that you can apply using XML Pipeline.
Learn how to use XML Pipelining to implement a sample Extract, Transform and Load (ETL) application involving
legacy data sources and some data warehousing requirements. See for yourself how an XML pipeline is
the easiest and most cost-effective way to implement ETL software solutions.
Enterprise Information Integration (EII) is a means of providing real-time views across
multiple sources of data within one or across multiple organizations.
This tutorial shows an example of how use an XML Pipeline designer to build, test and deploy EII applications.
Examples of how to utilize EAI tools to unlock vast data silos
in your enterprise for use in Enterprise Resource Planning,
Customer Relationship Management, Supply Chain Management, and Human Resources Management applications.
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