Make Database Queries Without the Database
By Brian Goetz2005-07-14
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- Participate in the discussion forum on this article. (You can also click Discuss at the top or bottom of the article to access the forum.)
- Brian first got bitten by the XQuery bug a few months ago, as chronicled in "Screen-scraping with XQuery" (developerWorks, March 2005) . Read the complete Java theory and practice series by Brian Goetz, one of developerWorks' longest-running and most popular columns.
- Howard Katz's "An introduction to XQuery" (developerWorks, June 2001) covers the basics and history of the XQuery standardization effort.
- The tutorial, "Process XML using XML Query" (developerWorks, September 2002), by Nicholas Chase dives deeper into the uses and syntax of XQuery.
- Check out the Saxon XQuery and XSLT processor.
- You can try out the free community edition of the Mark Logic server, a content database that lets you search large document bases with XQuery.
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Tutorial Pages:
» Borrowing a data model can simplify development and enhance performance
» No database needed
» My kingdom for a data model
» XQuery to the rescue
» Summary
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