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Furthermore, as the use of XQuery becomes increasingly popular, developers need example XQuery code and supporting documentation. The XQuery developer community can now use the world's best XQuery tools and xqDoc together, the company says.
"By leveraging a familiar and proven syntax, we hope that xqDoc will be embraced by the XQuery development community. Based on our experiences, the xqDoc generated output has proven beneficial for learning, understanding, and maintaining an XQuery application. We also believe xqDoc is an enabling technology for creating and sharing XQuery modules within and across enterprises", said Darin McBeath, Chief Architect of Elsevier. "Overall, the integration of xqDoc in Stylus Studio's industry-leading XQuery tools further simplifies XQuery development."
Stylus Studio 2006 Release 2 XML Enterprise Edition is available for immediate purchase at the Stylus Studio online shop. Single user licenses for Stylus Studio XML Enterprise Edition start at $795. For more information about purchasing Stylus Studio, including enterprise sales inquiries, contact (781) 280-4488 or email stylusstudio@stylusstudio.com.
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As XQuery applications became more complex, so does the need to document XQuery library modules and main modules. Furthermore, as the use of XQuery becomes increasingly popular, developers need example XQuery code and supporting documentation. The XQuery developer community can now use the world's best XQuery tools and xqDoc together, according to Stylus Studio. |
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