Designing a data mapping project in MapForce? The output functions in MapForce let you preview textual or XML output, save it to disk, or look at SQL statements for database output before committing them to the database server. Learn how in this tutorial.
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Use XMLSpy for XML editing
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Render XML dynamically from an MySQL database with PHP
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Edit, analyze, and debug XPath expressions with XMLSpy
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Design XSLT stylesheets with StyleVision
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Render dynamic XML files with a PHP loops
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Work with the XML Schema editor in XMLSpy
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Use the Graphical WSDL editor in XMLSpy
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