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[Announce] dbXML XML Database 1.0 Beta Release

• From: Kimbro Staken <kstaken@d...>
• To: xmldb@x..., xml-dev@l...
• Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 15:55:52 -0700

The dbXML project is pleased to announce the first beta release of the
dbXML Core XML database. The release is available for download from
http://www.dbxml.org/.

The dbXML Core is an Open Source native XML database designed to manage
large collections of small XML documents. The server supports XPath
queries and provides an implementation of the XML:DB XML Database API
for development of client applications. The software is easily embedded
into existing applications, highly configurable and openly extensible.
The source code has been released under an Apache style open source
license and is available for download from the dbXML Project web site
http://www.dbxml.org/.

Major changes with this release include proper namespace support for
XPath queries, updates for the latest XML:DB API and many bug fixes.
No further feature additions are planned prior to a production release
of dbXML 1.0.

People interested in the use or development of dbXML are encouraged to
join the project mailing lists.
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=7824

Development of the dbXML Core is sponsored by The dbXML Group L.L.C.

About the dbXML Project: The dbXML Project was founded to provide
a home for the dbXML source code and associated projects.
The focus of the dbXML Project is the development of XML
database technology and associated software. Software currently
hosted as part of the dbXML Project includes the dbXML Core XML
Database, the Juggernaut Server Framework and the dbXML Application
Services project. All software hosted under the dbXML project is
released as Open Source and outside contributions are actively
encouraged.

About The dbXML Group: Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, The dbXML
Group focuses on next-generation application development tools and
consulting services for XML and related technologies.

Kimbro Staken
The dbXML Project
htttp://www.dbxml.org

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