Re: [xml-dev] [urgent] Announcement: new W3C XQuery/Xpath Full-Text working drafts

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Re: [xml-dev] [urgent] Announcement: new W3C XQuery/Xpath Full-Text working drafts
Jonathan Robie wrote:
> You could start with Citeseer:
> 
> http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/cs?cs=1&q=xquery+implementation&submit=Documents&co=Citations&cm=50&cf=Any&ao=Citations&am=20&af=Any 
> 
> Implementation strategies are going to depend a lot on the physical 
> representation of data you are querying - XML files, relational 
> databases, and native XML persistent stores with custom indexes all have 
> quite different requirements.

First International Workshop on XQuery Implementation, Experience and 
Perspectives (XIME-P 2004)
http://www-rocq.inria.fr/gemo/Gemo/Projects/XIME-P/program.htm

VLDB 2004 also has XQuery articles i.e. for XQRL/BEA, GALAX, XSM, 
XStreamQuery - all various implementations of XQuery, biased towards 
stream processing.

George