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Two GUI development environments provide support for DataDirect XQuery. Each of these tools offers the following abilities:
These two tools have different strengths. Stylus Studio provides a broader range of support for XQuery and other XML technologies; the DataDirect XQuery Editor for Eclipse provides seamless integrated into a widely used Java development environment.
Stylus Studio is an XML Integrated Development Environment, designed to support a wide variety of XML technologies, including the following XQuery tools.
Stylus Studio works with the DataDirect XML Converters, which allow the conversion of many non-XML formats into XML on the fly; thousands of versions and sub-versions of EDI messages (X12, EDIFACT, EANCOM, IATA, HL7 and SEF) are supported, along with other flat file formats like tab delimited, comma separated value, dBase files, JSON, and many more. The DataDirect XML Converters are available as Java and .NET components that allow you to access non-XML formats directly from DataDirect XQuery. Using Stylus Studio you can easily create and test XQuery queries that join EDI messages with relational tables, for example; and you can also automatically create Java classes in Stylus Studio that show how simple it is to use these converters with DataDirect XQuery.
The following video demonstration shows How to Develop DataDirect XQuery applications Using Stylus Studio.
DataDirect XQuery Editor for Eclipse
The DataDirect XQuery Editor for Eclipse is an Eclipse plugin designed to let you easily browse data sources, write and test XQuery queries, and embed XQuery queries in your Java applications.
Because this tool runs in Eclipse, it is easy to switch from the XQuery Perspective to the Java perspective, which is very convenient when writing Java programs that use XQuery.