We are pleased to announce new support for the Saxon 7 XQuery

processor in our popular XQuery editing & Mapping tools, widely used

by Microsoft developers.



Stylus Studio 5 is now available for free trial download at:

http://www.stylusstudio.com/xml_download.html



Stylus Studio's XQuery development support includes tools such as:



XQuery Editor – Full support for editing and testing any XQuery

expression.



XQuery Mapper – Intuitive drag-and-drop lets you create XQuery without

writing any code: create a link between elements in two XML documents,

choose from the processing options suggested by Stylus Studio, and run

the XQuery. The XQuery Source window lets you see the code as Stylus

Studio creates it.



XQuery Profiler – Benchmark and tune advanced XQuery expressions using

customizable performance metrics. Use the standard report, or use

Stylus Studio's data to create your own.



XQuery Debugger – Set breakpoints and step through the evaluation of

any XQuery expression to locate and eliminate XQuery errors.



XQuery Scenarios – See how your XQuery performs against a variety of

input and output documents, set parameter values, and configure

Profiling options.



For detailed information about Stylus Studio's enhanced support for

XQuery, visit: http://www.stylusstudio.com/xquery.html



Additionally, Stylus Studio's benchmark support for XSLT includes many

of the same tools features provided for XQuery, including support for

the Saxon XSLT processor:



XSLT Editor – A truly XSLT-centric and highly productive editing

module for XSLT development.



XSLT Mapper – Create XSLT graphically, using intuitive drag-and-drop

to define xsl:for-each, xsl:value-of, and other XSLT statements. View

the XSLT Stylus Studio creates while you map.



XSLT Profiler – Record performance metrics such as call tree execution

time, execution time by XSL element, or log step-by-step execution

times.



WYSIWYG XSLT – Visually develop XSLT stylesheets to transform XML to

HTML.



XSLT Debugger – Eliminate bugs from any XSLT stylesheet. Debugging

features let you watch variables, Call Stack and Backmap Stack windows

display processing history and let you quickly jump back into the

code.



XSLT Scenarios – Use scenarios to specify parameters and

post-processing options, processors (including Saxon, Xalan-J, and

MSXML .NET), and Profiling options.



Learn more about Stylus Studio's industry leading XSLT tools at:

http://www.stylusstudio.com/xslt.html



Sincerely,



The Stylus Studio Team

http://www.stylusstudio.com