Veniamin Fichin wrote:
Murray Altheim wrote:
Thanks, Murray. I thought that Xindice is a (some kind of) replacement for database, where one can walk along XML files like he did with relational database (SELECTs, INSERTs, DELETEs etc., but now with XPath language). But is some persistent storage like database still needed?
May be XQuery implementation will be more useful in this case.
I'm not sure why you ask this question. Xindice *is* a persistent storage, a database for XML documents. You can select, insert and delete XML files as if they were records. You can alter them using XUpdate (without replacing them entirely). There is already XPath support for various functions built into XIndice, and there are plans to add support for full text searching via Lucene.
Then I must read docs more precisely,
If you think there is something missing in the docs - please write something up and put on wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/xindice
Vadim
and Xindice must be a solution I seek. Thank you very much, you helped me a lot! :-)
