Re: XML database ideas?

eXist 2.0 does have a suite of web user interfaces (which we hope are
user friendly). In addition you can always build your own in XForms.

On 20 June 2013 21:57, Mark Giffin <m1879@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have XSLT that uses MS Excel XML files stored on the filesystem as lookup
> tables. The XSLT produces config files and reports. The data in the Excel
> files is entered manually. The Excel files are getting large and unwieldy.
> I'm thinking that a database of some kind would be a good replacement for
> them, but I have no idea what to use. I'd prefer something open source but
> it's not a hard requirement. I'd like to keep my current XSLT as much as
> possible and use it to access the database. The database needs a
> user-friendly user interface of some kind (maybe web based?) to manually
> enter the data.
>
> I've thought of using exist, mysql, maybe redis, but I need more data. Any
> suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>



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