XML Path Language (XPath) is the result of an effort to provide a common syntax and semantics for functionality shared between XSL Transformations and XPointer. The primary purpose of XPath is to address parts of an XML document.
Under the Hood: Oracle Berkeley DB XML XML.com, CA - May 8, 2008 BDB XML supports XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 specifications to query an XML document in the database. XML documents in a BDB XML database may be modified, ...
Novixys Software, Inc. Announces Swift XML Converter 1.2, a ... PR Web (press release), WA - Apr 14, 2008 Unlike competing products, Swift XML Converter does not require knowledge of XPath or XSLT to query or extract the data. Load a single XML file or load ...
Software streamlines workflow through localization process. ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release), NY - Apr 28, 2008 At last, Lingobit Localizer 5.5 includes a new, long-awaited option for XML files localization. When you add a file now, you can specify XPath expressions ...
Senior Win32 Web Developer Bizcommunity.com, South Africa - May 8, 2008 Knowledge of XML, Xquery, Xpath and XML DOM is required. 7. Other experience which would be preferred would be VB using ADO and ODBC, intersystems Cache in ...
XML database server up for Common Criteria certification GCN.com, DC - Apr 15, 2008 MarkLogic Server is database server software for handling XML data, one that uses the XQuery and XPath standards. To date, no other XML databases have ...
Essential XML Quick Reference: A Programmer's Reference to XML, XPath, XSLT, XML Schema, SOAP, and More (The DevelopMentor Series) by Aaron Skonnard, Martin Gudgin Average Customer Review: based on 20 reviews. Customer Review: This isn't a "textbook" of xml -- if you want a guided introductory tutorial, look elsewhere. But if you're anything like me, once you've got past the intro stage, you need a good memory-jogger and "explain-that-to-me-quick-just-one-more-time" resource at your side while you're working on a project. That's what this book provides, a...
XSLT and XPATH: A Guide to XML Transformations (The Definitive Xml Series from Charles F. Goldfarb) by John Robert Gardner, Zarella L. Rendon Average Customer Review: based on 10 reviews. Customer Review: I've had this book on my shelf since publication. I had to dig it out last week to do some fairly complex XSLT programming. The book was a huge help and helped me get everything done quite quickly. I use this book as a reference book, not a how-to. This book is great for things like "what is the function that does 'x' and what are i...
XPath Kick Start: Navigating XML with XPath 1.0 and 2.0 (Kick Start) by Steven Holzner Average Customer Review: based on 1 review. Customer Review: I am already familiar with XSLT and XPATH 1.0 so i found the initial 5 chapters kinda dumbed down. the 6th chapter is interesting on XLINK and Xpointer but only the basics are shown here i wished a few real world implentations were used and i wish they went into XQuery more but i guess that would be another book. starting from chapter...
XPath, XLink, XPointer, and XML: A Practical Guide to Web Hyperlinking and Transclusion by Erik Wilde, David Lowe Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews. Customer Review: If you are like most, your introduction to hypertext was when you used a browser for the first time. You saw how intuitive it was that links were visible on a web page, and how easy it was to click on a link and be taken anyplace else on the web. The great acceptance of the web and its browsers was due in no small part to the ease of...
Xpath Essentials (Wiley Xml Essential Series) by Andrew Watt Average Customer Review: based on 1 review. Customer Review: This book is filled with XML, HTML, XSL...but not much XPath! It's virtually impossible to use as a reference (almost non-existent index) and essential topics are all too often skipped over. Probably a reasonable book for an introduction to XPath but just not sufficiently definitive for professional use. Too much narrative NOT ENOUGH ...
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