[Ann] Your ultimate XML engine, RefleX 0.3.0, is out !

[Philippe Poulard]

hi,

RefleX is the crème de la crème for processing XML with XSLT, XQuery, on
the Web, on the command line interface, for hosting tag libraries, and
for handling non-XML objects like if they were XML !
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/

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For a Java programmer, RefleX can help you significantly if you have to
build applications that deal with XML datas : you'll find means to
"cast" almost transparently a SAX document to a DOM document, to merge a
set of DOM fragments to a single SAX documents, to parse ill-formed HTML
documents, to map your SQL queries to an arbitrary complex XML structure
and much more

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You can also consider RefleX for testing purpose if your applications
are producing XML datas : XUnit works in the same way than JUnit but is
more suitable to compare XML outputs

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You can also consider RefleX for your configuration files : mapping a
Java class to an XML tag is straigthforward, and maybe you have to
design a declarative language in XML ? RefleX can help you again for
implementing your own processing-purpose XML languages

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RefleX is available freely and you'll find lots of tips and tutorial in
the documentation ; the learning curve is not steep for people that know
XSLT and XPath since the basic concepts are very similar : you mix
active tags with litterals, and the documents are XPath-centric, but
instead of having a single instruction set (this is the case in XSLT),
you'll have several ones

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Still writing thousands lines of Java code ? Use a dozen of tags
instead, use RefleX !
Visit RefleX at INRIA's gforge :
http://reflex.gforge.inria.fr/


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Cordialement,

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Have the RefleX !