xml-dev - Re: XML data bases, document management

[John Robert Gardner <jrgardn@emory.edu>]

I can never let such a post go by without sharing the same ray of
trational light shed upon myself in response to a similar query (see
Subject in archives, "Industrial Strength XML Processing" or something
close thereupon) -- it has pedigree, years of experience, robustness and
scalability.  

http://www.simdb.com/

Enjoy-- I'm happy to continue this doxology--all too familiar to others-- 
further offlist . .. 

jr

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On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Bernard Achermann wrote:

> 
> hello everybody
> 
> does anybody have practical experiences with XML data bases? like e.g.
> poet, objectstore or tamino? what do you think about them? can you
> recommend a product in this area? 
> 
> i want to setup a document management system based on such a data base,
> therefore i'm interested in pointers to already existing applications.
> 
> thanks for any hints and tips
> 
> 
> regards
> 
> 	bernard
> 
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