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XQuery and Literate Programming

Michael Kay has released version 9.0.0.6 of Saxon, his XSLT 2.0 and XQuery processor for Java and .NET.

XMLMind has released Qizx/db 2.1, a $3200 closed source, embeddable native XML database engine written in Java that supports XQuery 1.0.

XRX: A Simple, Elegant, Disruptive

DataDirect Technologies Hosts XML and XQuery Workshops at Dali

DataDirect Technologies Hosts XML and XQuery Workshops at Dali Universe in London

The W3C XQuery working group has posted the candidate recommendation of XQuery and XPath Full Text 1.0.

W3C Invites Implementations of XQuery and XPath Full Text 1.0 (Candidate Recommendation); Requirements and Use Cases Drafts Available

Syncro Soft Announces New Release of Oxygen XML Editor, Schema Editor and XSLT/XQuery Debugger

SyncroSoft has released 9.2, $345 payware XML editor written in Java.

SQLXML 4.0 Not Installed in SQL Server 2008

Under the Hood: Oracle Berkeley DB XML

Zorba XQuery Processor: Something Tells Me You Need To Pay Attention To This

Norm Walsh Leaves Sun? And Just Like That, *POOF*,

Michael Kay has released version 9.0.0.4 of Saxon, his XSLT 2.0 and XQuery processor for Java and .NET.

Retrieve XML data values with XQuery in SQL Server 2005

The Modis Team has released Sedna 3.0, an open source native XML database for Windows and Linux written in C++ and Scheme and published under the Apache License 2.0.

Adding Meta Tags via Code - C# in ASP.NET

XQuery Scripting Extension 1.0 and Use Cases; Comments on First Public Drafts Welcome

XML Query (XQuery) 1.1 Use Cases

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E4X and/or VB9 XML Users - How's it going?

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Blogged date : 2008 Jun 04

I've been spending a lot of time with XML again lately.

Since my last stint with XML, I know we shipped native XML suppport in VB9.

I also know that there are E4X implementations out in the wild.

What I'd love to know is how either of these are working out for people?

What do you love?

What blows?

What do you wish you had?

I'm also interested in hearing from XQuery users, but I'm keenly interested on how the “you got peanut butter in my chocolate” solutions are working out.

Feel free to comment here or via a private mail (dbox at the usual place).

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