Re: [xsl] implementing XPath over a DB like DB2

[Paul Rabin <prabin at exln dot com>]

At 11:19 AM 3/13/02 -0500, Russell Balest wrote:

>     Has anyone done this or know of examples.   Alternatively,  is anyone 
> doing
>any XSLT on XML that lives in
>a DB - not a file.   How do you do it?

Russell,

The Excelon XML database includes an XSLT processor that executes in the 
server, directly on the persistent XML documents.  Stylesheets can be 
applied to arbitrarily large documents, and can use the document() function 
to include any number of input documents from the database.  An XSLT result 
tree can be generated as a new persistent document, or serialized directly 
as XML, HTML, or text.  XPath expressions embedded within stylesheets will 
take advantage of available indexes.  Let me know if you need more information.

         Paul Rabin


>    Russell Balest
>
>
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