RE: RE: Storing data as XML ?

Luiz,

it didn't support as many query language's as X-hive, which we needed to build internetsites (with good performance). And in reviews we were reading that there was much difference in performance.

Regards

Met vriendelijke groet

Tjeerd Brenninkmeijer

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Van: Luiz Guilherme [mailto:[email protected]]
Verzonden: donderdag 14 augustus 2003 21:15
Aan: Tjeerd Brenninkmeijer; Hills, Shaun; cms-list-/[email protected]
Onderwerp: Re: [cms-list] RE: Storing data as XML ?


Hi,

    Did you try to use Tamino XML Server, from Software AG?

Regards
Luiz Guilherme Soares da Silva

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From: "Tjeerd Brenninkmeijer" <[email protected]>
To: "Hills, Shaun" <[email protected]>; <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 4:10 AM
Subject: RE: [cms-list] RE: Storing data as XML ?


Mattias,

we implement all are Content Management Systems with X-hive. We have tried
several other XML databases (Xindice, Berkeley, etc.), but they didn't
support as many query possibility as X-hive (XQuery, XPath, XPointer, XLink,
XSL & XUpdate). But an even more important factor to consider is the
performance! Especially if you want to use your CMS with larger intranets or
websites. You can download X-hive at there site: http://www.x-hive.com/

Kind regards

Tjeerd Brenninkmeijer

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Van: Hills, Shaun [mailto:[email protected]]
Verzonden: vrijdag 8 augustus 2003 20:01
Aan: cms-list-/[email protected]
Onderwerp: [cms-list] RE: Storing data as XML ?


Mattias,

Have you looked at any of the so-called native XML databases? eg:

Xindice
eXist
Tamino

These provide query interfaces based upon things like XPath.

There are also some PHP classes to use mysql as an XML database. I haven't
tried them:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpsqlxml

rgds,

Shaun


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From: "Mattias Pfeiffer" <mattias-U3wE8S48E2lknbxzx/[email protected]>
To: <cms-list-/[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2003 23:03:38 +0200
Subject: [cms-list] Storing data as XML ?

Hi,

I'm currently into developing a CMS and I want to add accessability to the
backend from third-party programs. I think the ideal way of this, would be
to use XML. I've spend the latest nights trying to figure out how I could do
so in a smart way. Currently all my data is stored in a MySQL-database, with
alot of tables using indexes, joins etc.. I can figure out how I should get
a working - and yet fast - system using plain-text XML-files for data
storage. I could also store the plain-text XML-files in the database. But I
can't really figure out how to make a two-way implementation of XML in a CMS
and still be able to extract data and use complex searches from the
database. I'm thinking about making a "wrapper" for the data importing and
exporting - so a program could request an XML-file via. HTTP and then
generating the XML-file real-time with the data stored in my database and
visa verca regarding the importing.

Anyone out there who has some thoughts or ideas - maybe practical
experience - with implementation and use of XML in a CMS and the use of
third-party programs?

Thanks in advance,

Mattias

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