Re: XML Query Languages

Maurice,

If you're going to mention XDuce, we should also mention CDuce and
OCamlDuce.

Best wishes,

--greg

On 5/10/07, Keulen, M. van (Maurice) <m.vankeulen@utwente.nl> wrote:
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> Interesting is also XDuce which is a typed functional programming
> language that is specifically designed for processing XML data.
> Maurice van Keulen.
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> Jonathan Robie wrote:
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> > XSLT and XQuery are in very active use, and are very widely
> > implemented. XQL is a precursor to XPath, and the inventors of XQL and
> > XML-QL put their later efforts into XQuery, which is the language they
> > now endorse. I don't know how active Lorel or XML-GL are.
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> > Also of interest are extensions to existing languages to support
> > various subsets of XQuery, such as Microsoft's LINQ and IBM's XJ.
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> > Jonathan
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> > konmpek@it.teithe.gr wrote:
> >> I have my final project in my university,and i have to find and
> >> compare all the
> >> xml query languages.I have focused until now at Lorel, XML-QL, XQL,
> >> XML-GL ,
> >> XQuery and XSLT. Are there any other languages to search? Does the
> >> most of these language (like xml-ql,xql and xml-gl) work nowadays?
> >> XDuce is also a usable language? Thank you,
> >> kostas
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