On Thu, 23 May 2002, �yvind Vestavik wrote: > >I don't know and I don't think anyone can make anything but qualified >guesses. Maybe xml databases themselves will vanish like the object >databases did. >(Big corporations like oracle and others are already building in xml >support in their products) >Check out latest copy of "XML and Web Services Magazine" for discussion
Guess you're talking about: http://www.fawcette.com/xmlmag/2002_04/magazine/features/sjohnson/default_pf.asp > >�yvind Vestavik >�vre M�llenberggt 44b >7014 Trondheim >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >41422911 > >On Wed, 22 May 2002, Florin Tudor wrote: > >> I am going to use Xindice as a backend DB for a J2EE web app in Java. >> >> Which API do you think is better to use in order to acces the DB ? >> - the XML-RPC API >> - the XMLBD (CORBA-based?) API A few weeks ago I tested Xindice and eXist in terms of storage of mesg. per second and found that Xindice is much faster than eXist we're talking about > 300 msg. per second against 2(two!) msg per second on the same environment, using the same XMLDB-API. eXist uses XML-RPC and Xindice uses XMLBD (CORBA-based) API. Go and try for yourself. >> >> The key factors are: >> - speed >> - easyness to write code >> - future support of the API >> >> Are these APIs both created by xml.apache.org team or by a third-party? >> >> Florin Tudor >> >> Web Application Developer / Consultant >> Middleware & Programming Dept. >> Integrator /SAP Romania >> www.sap.ro, www.integrare.ro >> > regards Heinrich -- http://www.xmlBlaster.org
