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John Schroeder

Subject: XQuery from JavaScript?
Author: John Schroeder
Date: 27 Apr 2005 04:18 PM

Is XQuery callable from JavaScript? If so, can it be run stand-alone on a user's desktop, and where does one get the components that allow this?

Thanks,
jp

(Deleted User)

Subject: XQuery from JavaScript?
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 28 Apr 2005 03:08 PM

Hi John,
if you have the right to invoke an external executable from your JavaScript code you can use the StylusXql command line processor that ships with Stylus Studio, or invoke java.exe on the Saxon 8 JAR file. I don't think there is an XQuery processor exposing an ActiveX interface (yet).

Hope this helps,
Alberto

John Schroeder

Subject: XQuery from JavaScript?
Author: John Schroeder
Date: 29 Apr 2005 09:20 AM

Alberto,

Do you know if there is a free 'runtime' XQuery engine included w/Stylus Studio (or other) that may be distributed with a stand-alone application? Also, do you know of anyone working on an ActiveX interface that you may disclose?

Gratzie,
John

(Deleted User)

Subject: XQuery from JavaScript?
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 03 May 2005 04:27 AM

Hi John,

>Do you know if there is a free 'runtime' XQuery engine
>included w/Stylus Studio (or other) that may be distributed
>with a stand-alone application?

The only XQuery engine amongst the ones Stylus supports that can be redistributed for free is Saxon.

>Also, do you know of anyone working on an ActiveX interface that
>you may disclose?

I am not aware of an effort to build an XQuery processor that supports
an ActiveX interface.

Alberto

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