Not in a single XPath expression but what about writing a recursive function that takes the sequence and inspects the depth through the ancestor axis for every node? — Martin Probst EMC xDB developer Am 22.10.2010 um 15:20 schrieb trubliphone : Hello. I have an XML structure like this: I have some XPath to get the name of all children: “//child/@name” This returns the sequence “1.1, 1.1.1 , 1.1.2, 1.2″
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query to return value _and_ depth
> (I’d hoped that, by now, they’d have a more complete implementation; > one problem seems to be that they don’t get enough support calls > relating to XQuery support issues, and hence think it not widely > used) > I’ve worked on several commercial database products in the past, and it’s a familiar story. The pressure, via the support and marketing channels, seems to come disproportionately from the top 5% of users who are already so heavily committed to your product that standards conformance comes well down the list of things they need, when compared with things like fault-tolerance and parallel processing and the latest fashion in optimistic concurrency control. And marketing people are a bit distrustful anyway of features whose main benefit is that it will make it easier to switch vendors.
Qizx is an embeddable, high-speed, native XML indexing and query engine written in Java (TM), with the querying and processing capabilities of a fully fledged XML Query implementation. ——————————————— What is new in version 4.1: * Qizx Server can now be installed in a few clicks thanks to a control tool that supports https, user accounts, handling of Windows services and firewall.
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[ANN] Qizx 4.1 released
I’m pleased to announce the first draft for the EXPath ZIP Module specification is now available at: http://expath.org/spec/zip To quote from the spec: ‘This specification defines a set of functions to read and write ZIP files structure and actual content. It has been designed as a general ZIP tool set for XPath , while it is expected to be particularly useful with document package formats based on XML and ZIP, as for instance [EPUB], [Open XML], and [OpenDocument].’ Though this is a collaborative work, the original design and implementation for this module was by Florent Georges. Florent’s Saxon ( Java ) implementation is currently the only free implementation of this specification that’s available
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[ANN] First draft of EXPath ZIP Module specification
As you know WCF supports three types of message encodings (Encoding is the process of converting serialized object graph data into a format that can be transmitted over a network or saved to a file for later retrieval. Encoded data can be fed into a deserializer…( read more )
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Comparing WCF Message Encoding Options
Read part 1 here , part 2 here or part 3 here . This is a sort of summary post of my MVVM Pattern 101 series, talking about the frameworks available for MVVM development. There are many open-source frameworks available for MVVM-based development.
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Model-View-ViewModel Pattern 101 (Part 4)
I am sure most of you would have seen tons of definitions, tutorials and examples of MVVM pattern and its context with respect to Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) and Silverlight (a stripped down WPF for the internet browser environment). However…( read more )
Well, I did not expect so much debate about my dumb test with count()… Indeed it is not fair to judge a product based only on a such simple tests, but that can gives hints about the degree of sophistication or naivety of its implementation and the amount of effort put into optimizing it
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ANSWERS to "What’s wrong with XQuery" question
Microsoft has released a patch for faster Visual Studio 2010 performance on Windows XP, Vista & 2003 platforms. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/981741…( read more )
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VS 2010 Software Update for Improved Performance on Vista, Win 2003 & XP
As you might know configuration settings for IIS 7 and above are stored in multiple XML configuration files (alike of ASP.NET), replacing the metabase store. The online reference for these config files are here ( http://www.iis.net/ConfigReference )….( read more )
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IIS v7 & v7.5 Configuration File Reference
