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Michael Kay wrote:
>>Burak Emir wrote:
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>> do they
>>even have a publically available Java API ?
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>FYI, there is a summary of Saxon's XQuery API at
>http://www.saxonica.com/documentation/using-xquery/embedding.html
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Thanks for the link. I used saxon for XSLT transforms, but never looked
at its API.
So you use XQuery strings, too. Looks like least common denominators are
what make industry standards.
>To be frank, supplying the query is the easy part. The challenging bit is
>how to return the results.
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People will probably agree to never agree on a uniform Infoset
representation in Java (because there is too much to be gained by
deviating from the Infoset standard, e.g. by omitting the superfluous
namespace-prefixes).
Why don't you just return a string - I have been told it has very
pragmatic benefits ;->
More seriously, why don't you return an net.sf.saxon.om.NodeInfo or
SequenceIterator and let the caller make a wrapper if he wants to?
The query result from Saxon will be in-memory anyways, and isn't every
XQuery expression returning some tree node (or sequence thereof)?
Burak
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