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Subject: ANNOUNCE: XPath interface for XT Version 0.85
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 20:26:54 +0900
From: "Takuki Kamiya" <kamiya@rp.open.cs.fujitsu.co.jp>
Organization: Fujitsu Limited
To: <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
I have written an DOM query utility in Java on top of XT.
You can use it to retrieve DOM Nodes that matches to a given XPath
selector.
I share the code with the community for free to see if anyone finds it
useful.
Download from http://www.246.ne.jp/~kamiya/pub/omquery.zip .
Free with no warranty. Comments are welcome. Any feedback are invited.
= Takuki Kamiya Phone: (045)476-4586 Fax: (045)476-4749 =
= FUJITSU LIMITED (COINS:7128-4217 NIFTY:HHA01731) =
Ann Tecklenburg wrote:
> > choose
> > an XPath implementation
> >
>
> By all appearances, the dominant opensource effort for XSLT from
> now on will be Apache Xalan. Both OpenXML and XSL:P are being
> folded into Xalan according to their authors. XSLT and XPath,
> as implementations, appear to be "joined at the hip". At least
> Xalan has a separate, compartmentalized set of classes for XPath.
>
> The "Saxon" project remains, but it doesn't seem like it has much
> support(?).
>
> Unfortunately, Xalan is not finished at this time, and is not yet
> useable with the Ozone DOM (as of last week).
>
> (All of this is about politics, momentum and funding,
> not integrity of technology.)
>
> Does anyone know of open-source XPath implementations
> that we have not talked about, so far?
>
> /**
> (From the XQL mailing list, it continues to
> be apparent that the future XQL will be
> heavily based on XPath, probably a subset
> of it which eliminates the problematical "Axis"
> specification and adds a few new condition and
> selection things.)
> */
>
> Best Wishes,
>
> Ann Tecklenburg