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Subject: Re: [xacml-dev] Use of Xquery with XACML
On Sun, 2004-12-05 at 13:46, Muhammad Masoom Alam wrote: > After looking at the restricted use of Xpath in XACML , i propose the use of > Xquery , which is much more advanced n have a alots of database SQL like > features to query to the XML documents, and it is very feasible to use > Xquery instead of Xpath for advance Queries in XML. Not being an XQuery user, I can't really comment in too much detail on this idea, other than to say that it sounds reasonable. With regard to XPath, however, I wouldn't say the use is limited. Rather, there are only a few concrete mechanisms in the standard, and that's true for pretty much everyting XACML supports. In my opninon, the core specification shouldn't support everything possible. That's why the language is designed to be extended. If you want to enhance what you can do with XPath, go ahead. If you want to use XQuery, go ahead. > In this regard , Dear seth , do u have some knwoledge of java libraries > about Xquery , so that they can be easily embeded into the SUN's > implemenation ?? I'm afraid that having never used XQuery, I don't have experience with any libraries in particular. Looking at the w3c's XML Query page http://w3.org/XML/Query I see that there are several implementations available. One of those might prove useful. As for "embedding" XQuery, I suspect what you're really talking about is creating a new suite of functions and datatypes, yes? If there is a collection of functionality that you think would be generally useful then this might be a good candidate for a future profile specification. seth
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