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Mike -- Are you receiving my messages? I have already replied twice to these messages, stating that your product looks interesting, that I am out of town on business this week, and that I will look at PerXML when I get back. -- Ron Mike Geiger wrote: > > PerCurrence has a great product, PerXML, in beta which I see is not listed > in your report. Following is the quick summary from xml.com. You should > really download the beta to see the productivity improvements you can > achieve on your XML projects. We are also very receptive to ideas for > making PerXML more useful. > > http://www.percurrence.com > > PerXML Smart Messaging System > 100% XML Application Development and Deployment Platform > > The PerXML Smart Messaging System is an end-to-end XML application > development and server deployment platform. PerXML includes a powerful > templating language that allows easy connectivity to external data sources > and is itself a dialect of XML. > > PerXML is ideally suited for getting your business-to-business XML > initiatives started without complicated and expensive custom programming. > Typical applications that PerXML was specifically designed to address > include: > > Converting non-XML data into XML > XML information exchange > Transforming XML data into many different formats (e.g. XHTML, WML, etc.) > e-marketplace integration > Develop in XML > > For application development, the PerXML Smart Messaging System integrates > with popular editors such as XML Spy and XMetaL. The PerXML Smart Messaging > System also includes a COM interface and a command line executable program. > > Deploy in XML > > PerXML provides out-of-the-box support for a variety of application > deployment environments, including: > > A high performance IIS Web server extension > A COM interface for Visual Basic or ASP deployment > The PerXML Smart Messaging System comes with a highly rated tutorial and > complete reference guide. > > What are some examples of "transformation"? > > PerXML was designed to enable you to quickly and easily "transform" data. > Some examples of data transformation include: > > Transforming non-XML data into XML (e.g., relational database into XML) > Transforming XML data into differently structured XML (e.g., XHTML, WML or > VoxML) > Transforming XML data into legacy data format for legacy system use > > -----Original Message----- > From: Ronald Bourret [mailto:rpbourret@r...] > Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2000 4:25 PM > To: xml-dev@l...; XML-L@L...; > xml-dbms@e... > Subject: ANN: XML Database products list updated > > You can find an updated version of the XML database products list at: > > http://www.rpbourret.com/xml/XMLDatabaseProds.htm > > I've added roughly 20 new products, added a new category for native XML > databases, and substantially rewritten a number of product descriptions, > especially in the areas of XML-Enabled Databases and XML Servers. > > Enjoy, > -- > Ronald Bourret > Programming, Writing, and Training > XML, Databases, and Schemas > http://www.rpbourret.com -- Ronald Bourret Programming, Writing, and Training XML, Databases, and Schemas http://www.rpbourret.com
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