Questions & Answers
1. How do you retrieve the installation ID to purchase the Professional Edition?
When you purchase the Professional Edition, you will be asked to provide the installation ID from Tiger XSLT Mapper. To retrieve the installation ID from Tiger XSLT Mapper Professional Edition:
For Eclipse Plugin user:
- Launch Eclipse with the Tiger XSLT Mapper plugin installed.
- Select XSLT > About Tiger XSLT from the menu bar.
- Click the Copy to Clipboard button. The installation ID is now copied to the clipboard, so you can paste it into the purchase order.
For Standalone user:
- Launch Tiger XSLT Mapper application.
- Select Help > About ... menu from menu bar.
- Click the Copy to Clipboard button. The intallation ID is now copied to the clipboard, so you can paste it into the purchase order.
2. How do you install the Tiger license key?
Once you have completed your Tiger XSLT Mapper Professional Edition purchase, we will send you an email with Tiger license key attached. Save the attached file named "TigerLicense.lic" into Tiger install directory.
For Eclipse user, Tiger install directory at
%eclipse%\plugins\com.axizon.tiger.plugin.xsltmapper_2.0.0
For Standalone user, default Tiger install directory at
C:\Program Files\Axizon\Tiger XSLT Mapper 2.0
3. How do you run Tiger Professional Edition on different computer?
Tiger license key is bound to the computer in which it is installed. If you need to use Tiger XSLT Mapper Professional Edition on more than one computer, you need to get extra license keys. For purchase of mutiple license keys, please contact sales@axizon.com.
4. What structure file formats do Tiger support?
Tiger supports XML, DTD, and Schema files.
5. What if you don’t have a DTD or Schema file?
DTD and Schema files are not required. You can enter an XML file into the Structure file on the Setup dialog.
6. What if you don’t have any output files?
You don’t need to have any output files to start a project. You can build the output XML structure by copying and editing the input XML structure or creating the output XML structure from scratch. Once you have finished building the output XML structure, you can create the output XML file by transforming the input file into the output file and saving the result file.
7. What extra information do I need to open an existing XSLT style sheet?
You need an input structure file (XML, DTD, or Schema file).
8. Why is the style sheet the same as the original after I select optimization?
The original one is optimal already.
9. What can you do when the output structure is not what you expected?
In some cases, the output XML structure formed by dragging and dropping mappings between the input and output structures is not what you expected. The reason is the lack of structure information in the output file.
For example, if the initial output structure is:
<a>
<b>
<c/>
</b>
<b>
<c/>
</b>
</a>
but you expected:
<a>
<b>
<c/>
<c/>
</b>
</a>
You can manipulate the output XML structure by editing the output XML file. Once you have finished modifying the output XML file, reload it into Tiger XSLT Mapper as output structure. It can now generate the correct output XML structure.
10. Which Eclipse platform and JRE version Tiger XSLT Mapper supports?
Eclipse versions - Eclipse Platform SDK 3.0.1 final release
- Eclipse Platform SDK 3.1 final release
- Eclipse Platform SDK 3.2.1 final release
- Eclipse Platform SDK 3.3.1 final release
JRE versions
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