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Personally, I would take a more bare bones approach:
1. acquire XML
2. learn about its structure
3. use XLST/XPath to distill XML to relational database
4. index content of database with something like Solr
5. use the results of #3 and #4 to create a searchable/browsable Web interface
nsas City
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A lot of good suggestions; if you're looking for fast turnaround without
having to decompose and shi
ntire forest is probably the only way to
know for sure.
Mark
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A lot of good suggestions; if you're looking for fast turnaround without
having to decompose and shift the data, it might be worth looking at
dedicated XML databases like eXistDB and Basex
http://exist-db.org/exist/apps/homepage/index.html
https://basex.org/
IIRC, eXist-db has dedicated functiona
There's XML and XML.
I suggest that you enquire about the exact format that you're going to
be receiving and ask around for systems that support it out of the
box.
cheers
stuart
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...let us be heard from red core to black sky
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Buddy D.
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Assunto: [CODE4LIB] Web app to search XML files
Hi all,
My go-to for parsing XML into another format or for creating SQL-ready data
would be an XSLT/Python combo. But if you need search, Drupal or Blacklight, as
suggested by Eric and Brent, would give you lots of help handling queries.
Drupal also supports Solr through its Search API.
Richard Higgi
This is a textbook use case for Blacklight + Solr + traject. Blacklight is
a toolkit to create a search web app http://projectblacklight.org/ , Solr
is the search engine platform https://lucene.apache.org/solr/ and traject
can extract the data from the XML and put it into solr:
https://github.com/
using boolean.
Brent Ferguson, MLS
bfergu...@gmail.com
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Buddy D.
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2020 1:37 PM
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Hi all,
We're purchasi
I imagine you'd want some kind of database that can ingest XML (e.g.
postgres) or a CMS app that can create content from it. It's probably
overkill but last I used it Drupal could import XML if you set up a content
type with a mapping based off of your XML structure.
Best,
Eric
On Thu, Dec 17, 2
Hi all,
We're purchasing an XML dataset for the historical NY Times and I am curious
about any suggestions to quickly build a web app to search and display those
records for end users.
Buddy Pennington
Head of Electronic Resources & Systems
University Libraries
University of Missouri - Kansas C
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