Re: "Whither thou goest, XQL?"

• To: Ann Tecklenburg <at@ingenuity-sw.com>
• Subject: Re: "Whither thou goest, XQL?"
• From: Falko Braeutigam <falko@softwarebuero.de>
• Date: Fri, 1 Oct 1999 09:58:06 +0200
• Cc: ozone-users@softwarebuero.de
• In-Reply-To: <37F3CD5B.B12FD7E@ingenuity-sw.com>
• Organization: SMB
• References: <37F3CD5B.B12FD7E@ingenuity-sw.com>

On Thu, 30 Sep 1999, you wrote:
> "Difficult to predict, I suppose.  Not sure if it's relevant, but XSL
> Transformations certainly changed significantly during their
> development.  There is probably nothing to prevent XQL changing
> radically either.
> 
> "that future W3C XML query language (XQL ? will be based on XPath,"
> 
> I generally concur with both Steve and Zvi.  There already are XPath
> implementations in Java and I think there are good reasons (if
> we want to get a head start on it) to investigate the ways that XPath
> does
> basic XML node selection with a view to producing a low-level API for
> Ozone.

Vincent, what are the relations between ommon DOM Query API (CDQA) of XOQL and
XPath? XPath seems to address the same problems as CDQA. Is this true?


Falko
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