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Haresh Gujarathi wrote: BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">Could you explain your requirements a bit more. Why is it that you find the filesystem inconvenient? BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">If you go back and check the archives of this list, you will find announcements for couple of open source initiatves. BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">Take a look at our Xfinity Server. It is a reasonable cost solution and is fully XML aware. http://www.b-bop.com/products_xfinity_server.htm BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">Xfinity is tested on MySQL on Linux. BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">Xfinity supports MS-SQL Server 7.0 and 2000. BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">Depends on whether you need granular access to your XML documents or not. Also what kind of search capabilities you need and what performance requirements you have. BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">A better explanation of your requirements would help but Xfinity supports "all of the reqs" you mention here out of the box. BKEDIOMKNKCFDFHJHEFJAEJMCBAA.gharesh@v...">
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