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Company News Partners Careers Legal. Copyright Altova. All Rights Reserved. Patents Pending. This allows you to take advantage of super-fast transformations during development and testing, all directly inside XMLSpy. Testing and perfecting XSLT stylesheets can be a complicated, time-consuming process. Support for XSLT 1. Because XSLT and XQuery documents are frequently long and complex, it can be difficult to identify the source of unintended output.
For targeted debugging, back-mapping makes it easy to immediately correlate output elements to source nodes and instructions. When you click on a node in the result document, the XSLT instruction and the XML source data that generated that particular result node will be highlighted.
Back-mapping in XMLSpy is revolutionary in two ways. First, it saves developers considerable time in debugging, refining, and perfecting their code as well as understanding inherited code written by other team members. Second, XMLSpy does not make any changes or add additional code to the output document in order to achieve back-mapping. Helpful functionality to speed development is provided through:.
Support for schema-awareness in the XQuery editor allows you to harness the full power of XQuery through mechanisms for error isolation, simplified debugging, and enhanced code performance.
The debugger lets you go step-by-step through the evaluation of your XPath or XQuery expression. Each click shows you the results for the corresponding step of the evaluation, and you can step into, step out, and step over evaluation steps using helpful buttons in the debugger toolbar. An advanced XQuery Profiler is also provided, helping you analyze and optimize your XQuery code performance.
Targeted debugging is also provided via XQuery back-mapping. The results pane lets you preview the results of the changes, and clicking on a result in the preview pane highlights the affected node in your instance document.
Then, you can execute the updates with one click, either in the current file or across all open files, a folder, or an entire XMLSpy project. This functionality is unique to XMLSpy. For file comparisons, 2- and 3-way comparisons are supported. Users can edit documents and merge changes in either direction. In addition, you can merge the textual differences and differences in XML between files as you are comparing them.
By organizing different components on easy-to-filter tabs and providing informative icons, mouseover messages, detail windows, and context-sensitive entry helpers, the XMLSpy XBRL taxonomy editor makes it easy to both view and understand existing taxonomies, and create new ones by way of extending industry-standard taxonomies. Both editing views guide users with syntax help, code completion, and other helpful features that make it easy to write and test XULE expressions.
Learn more about the powerful XULE editor. WSDL syntax can be complex, and writing the code by hand in a text-only editor is often difficult and confusing.
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