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How to Debug XPath and XQuery Expressions

XPath and XQuery are powerful functional programming languages for selecting and querying data in desktop or mobile applications – and, in fact, XQuery was added to the TIOBE Index in early 2016.

When you’re writing XPath and XQuery statements, it’s vital to ensure your expressions return the desired results, and this can be a frustrating process of trial and error. The XPath / XQuery Debugger in XMLSpy makes it easy to test and troubleshoot your code, in the very same window where you’re developing your expressions.

XPath/XQuery Debugger

Tags: debugging, xpath, XPath 3.1, XQuery, XQuery 3.1

Capture Signatures in Your Mobile Apps

December 23, 2015/in Mobile, XQuery /by David McGahey

You’ve probably signed an electronic display recently to make a credit card purchase or accept a package delivery. Now Altova MobileTogether 2.0 lets you incorporate signatures into your own mobile apps for all platforms.

signature

Is it just a wrapper around HTML5 and JavaScript?

December 14, 2015/in Applications, Mobile, Software, Technology, XPath, XQuery /by Alexander Falk

When we demonstrate MobileTogether at tradeshows, we often get asked this question: “So is it just a native app wrapper around HTML5 and JavaScript?” The simple answer is: “No.”

MobileTogether is a complete mobile app development framework that is based on our very own rendering and processing engine, which gives us a lot more flexibility and power to provide a true native app experience on each mobile operating system platform and also make important mobile platform functions that are not commonly accessible from JavaScript or HTML5-based web apps available to the developer.

Table user question

Tags: HTML5, JavaScript, JS, MobileTogether

Innovative New XPath/XQuery Tools

March 3, 2015/in XPath, XQuery /by Erin Cavanaugh

Support for XPath and XQuery in XMLSpy got a major boost with Release 3 of Version 2015. In addition to adding support for the latest standards versions – XPath 3.1 and XQuery 3.1 – we’ve added innovative new tools for developing and testing XPath and XQuery expressions in the XPath/XQuery window.

These new tools make it much faster to develop, evaluate, and refine expressions and statements before adding them to larger XSLT or XQuery documents. This will save you time and frustration – because you can understand how each operator or function works and ensure that your expressions return the desired results immediately. I found the function descriptions and entry helpers especially helpful for learning how the new maps and arrays features in XPath/XQuery 3.1 are implemented.

XPath and XQuery Tools

Tags: XMLSpy, xpath, XQuery

New Support for XPath/XQuery 3.1, WS-Security, and More Debut in R3

February 25, 2015/in JSON, Software, XBRL, XPath, XQuery /by Erin Cavanaugh

Release 3 of the Version 2015 Altova MissionKit desktop developer tools and Altova server software products is now available with updated standards support, customer requested features, and innovative new functionality that will save you time on everything from XPath and XQuery development, to advanced data mapping, to XBRL report rendering and beyond. You can skip right to the good stuff and upgrade now, or click Read More below for all the details.

Now Available: MobileTogether 1.4 with Support for Geolocation, Android 5, iOS 8, and Much More

February 12, 2015/in JSON, Mobile, XQuery /by David McGahey

We are pleased announce version 1.4 of MobileTogether, Altova’s multi-platform mobile development framework that empowers organizations of any size to quickly design and deploy custom enterprise mobile solutions that are accessible on any mobile device.

New features in Altova MobileTogether 1.4

Altova’s Latest Release Sets the Performance Bar Even Higher

March 19, 2014/in XBRL, XQuery /by Cindy Neely

Release 2 of Altova MissionKit desktop developer and server software products is now available for downloading. This release packs a punch, delivering enhancements that boost performance by two or even three times, as well as updated standards support – and a revolutionary new approach to speeding up XSLT execution called XSL Speed Optimizer.

Let’s take a look at some of these new features in depth.