As the use of XQuery explodes out there - thanks in large part to native support in "the big 3" enterprise RDBs[1] - the benefits of a standardised interface to it from programming environments becomes apparent. JSR 225.
There is a direct analogy here with SAX (Simple API for XML). Just as with SAX, I predict implementations of JSR-225-ish APIs in other languages. Unfortunately from a meme propagation perspective, XQJ bakes Java into the TLA. This nearly happened to SAX ten years ago. Yes, count'em. Ten years ago.
[1] Oracle 11g, DB2 Viper, SQL 2005
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I have switched the feed for this blog to "full". I do wish blogspot provided two feeds :-/
I'm playing with feedburner...effect unknown.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Where does all the time go?
- "we spend an inordinate amount of time in this industry lovingly hand-crafting systems so that they have the concept of time built in to them."
Where does all the time go?
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