DOM scripting with server-side xquery

[David Lee]

There are multiple XQuery powered servers, such as MarkLogic,  eXists.
You can also write your own XQuery in your own server.   All depends what your server is and what your language skills are.
There is also XSLT and XQuery based JSP libraries.

If your running a J2EE server (like Tomcat) and want easy scripting with minimal (I.e. no) java coding integrated into it without having to run a separate server,
you might want to consider the xmlsh Servlet code. http://www.xmlsh.org/EmbeddingServlet

I'm using this, for example, to run XSLT and XQuery on a Tomcat server.  One example I use is to do XSLT from a MarkLogic server by running the XML through a tomcat server via http post.







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From: Gary Lewis 
Sent: Thursday, February 11, 2010 9:31 AM
To: http://x-query.com/mailman/listinfo/talk 
Subject:  DOM scripting with server-side xquery


This is a naive question but one I've not been able to answer on my own 
(too many gaps in what I don't know about web technologies).


Is it possible to do DOM scripting with xquery from the server with no, 
or only minimal pass-thru, involvement of Javascript on the client? If 
so, could you point me to an example?


I'm aware of the xqib plugin for IE and Firefox on Windows. That's a 
step forward. But I'd like to use xquery across the major platforms and 
browsers. So that seems to imply xquery would need to run on the server 
rather than in the browser.


As always, thanks.


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