RE: [xsl] [XSL] How can I seek info in XML files and tranform it using XSLT to answer a query

["Michael Kay" <mhkay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You need an XML database.

If you have any money to spend, I can recommend one...

Mike Kay
Software AG

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> edouard panie
> Sent: 09 July 2001 21:40
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> Subject: [xsl] [XSL] How can I seek info in XML files and tranform it
> using XSLT to answer a query
> 
> 
> Hello,
> I need your help to choose the right tools to answer
> the following question:
> I have a server with lots of XML files stored in
> folders. Each folder gathers the information
> concerning one city. The files inside a folder all
> contain the same kind of information(for example the
> daily average temperature, the amount of rain ...) the
> only difference between the different files inside a
> folder is the date when the information was logged and
> transfered to the server.
> The goal is to have access to this information on the
> web and to allow the visitor to choose if he wants to
> consult information concerning 1 city at a given time
> or to compare the information of different cities
> between january and march....
> I guess I'm going to use XSLT+SVG (and Java??) and a
> XSLT processor such as Xalan. 
> Does it seem a good solution to you? will XSLT and
> java allow me to seek information in the folders in
> order to answer the query?? or do I need to
> investigate more carefully XQL??
> According to you, what are the best solutions??
> 
> Thanks a lot for sharing your experience
> ed
> 
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