Dare Obasanjo wrote:
I have attepted this link - Connection was refused Please whoever is maintaining this site acknowledge if possible when it will be availableA tutorial for using SiXDML in Xindice is now available at http://www.25hoursaday.com/sixdml/sixdml-xindice-tutorial.html
If you are unaware of SiXDML and what it can do for
you as an XML database user then what follows is a
brief overview of the language commonly described as
"SQL for XML databases"
SiXDML is designed to be easily understood by
programmers and non-programmers alike, internet-aware,
and combine a minimum of complexity with a maximum of
functionality while being straight-forward to
implement. SiXDML aims to plug the hole that currently
exists for a data manipulation language that allows
one to query and update XML documents while also
providing a means to perform database management
activities such as creating and deleting collections.
Although numerous query languages exist for XML
including Lorel, Quilt, UnQL, XDuce, XML-QL, XPath,
XQL, XQuery and YaTL yet no popularly accepted XML
query language possesses data manipulation semantics
such as DELETE, REPLACE and INSERT that exist in a
relational data manipulation language like SQL or a
hierarchical data manipulation language like DL/I.
More information about SiXDML is available at
http://sixdml.sourceforge.net and
http://www.xmldb.org/sixdml/
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as I have great need to accomplish the tutorial for using SiXDML within Xindice/Cocoon
http://www.25hoursaday.com/sixdml/sixdml-xindice-tutorial.html <!-- connection was refused -->
Cheers Chuck
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