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XPath

Known as: XPath 1.0, XML Path Language, XML Path 
XPath (XML Path Language) is a query language for selecting nodes from an XML document. In addition, XPath may be used to compute values (e.g… 
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2009
2009
SAIL: Structure-aware indexing for effective and progressive top-k keyword search over XML documents
2009
2009
Efficient algorithms for descendant-only tree pattern queries
2009
2009
Integrating XQuery and Logic Programming
In this paper we investigate how to integrate the XQuery language and logic programming. With this aim, we represent XML… 
2008
2008
Including Heterogeneous Web Accessibility Guidelines in the Development Process
The use of web applications has extremely increased in the last few years. However, some groups of users may experience… 
2007
2007
Generic Security Policy Transformation Framework for WS-Security
Model-driven security is a framework to configure WS-security easily. It generates a security policy written in WS-security… 
2006
2006
An Efficient Approach to Support Querying Secure Outsourced XML Information
Data security is well-recognized a vital issue in an information system that is supported in an outsource environment. However… 
2005
2005
Algorithms for Learning Regular Expressions
We describe algorithms that directly infer regular expressions from positive data and characterize the regular language classes… 
2003
2003
XISS/R: XML Indexing and Storage System using RDBMS
2003
2003
Covering Indexes for XML Queries: Bisimulation - Simulation = Negation
2002
2002
Path locks for XML document collaboration
The hierarchical and semistructured nature of XML data can cause complicated update-behavior. The updates are not limited to… 
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