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Bernard, Although it is difficult to estimate what you really need to best handle the data you need to store, I do know of a repository/indexing engine/search engine for XML documents. The TEXTML Server is specifically geared towards developers and offers a documented COM API. It is geared towards full text management, but since it is a true XML "in" and XML "out" server, you can re-purpose its functionality across a multitude of applpications. The repository also accepts any binary file you wish to imbed or store alongside your XML documents. It is available in a free downloadable version that is fully functional with no "time-bomb" that comes with a demo application developed with ASP and 800 XML documents to play with. Check it out at www.textmlserver.com -----Message ----- From: Bernard Achermann [mailto:bernard.achermann@s...] Date: 5 avril, 2000 18:08 To: xml-maillist Object: resources about data repositories hello i have absolutely no experience with xml so far, therefore my - maybe dumb - question: are there any pointers / informations about building data repositories with xml? the data sources may be of various types like data bases, flat files or even plain text. as far as i understand the concepts of xml it should provide a good way to establish data interchange between different systems providing a consistent format of the data, true? are there already some tools around? or standards? thanks for any input! regards bernard *************************************************************************** This is xml-dev, the mailing list for XML developers. To unsubscribe, mailto:majordomo@x...&BODY=unsubscribe%20xml-dev List archives are available at http://xml.org/archives/xml-dev/ ***************************************************************************
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