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[seul-edu] practical XML handling question
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Jason Mellen wrote:
> Hello,
Can somebody tell me what is the most efficient way to use XML
in applications.
I've at last learned how to parse XML from Python.
But beyond that I need to make queries into DOM-tree.
At the Vaults of Parnassus I've found XPath and it works.
BUT: it is so slow that no really busy app could torelate it.
As I am convinced here are some people who learned to use XML
at practical level, could you give some advice?
Which tools are good to use XML as efficiently as a usual DB?
(I know about XDMB, but am not aware of Python bindings for it
and it is not clear how to make XPath/XSLT/XQL queries with it.)
*
Example problem is like this:
Suppose, I have lots of XML files in a dir tree.
I want to be able to make lots of queries per second in the form of
XPath/XQL statements (example
/article/author[@degree="none"]/first_name
)
Any advices, ideas?
Does XML == slowness?
Sincerely yours, Roman A.Suzi
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