Re: J2EE: Storing hierarchical data

Florian Lindner wrote:
Xindice is optimized for storing a large number of smaller XML documents. AFAIK these document itself are not organized hierarchily. Please correct if I am wrong. 

You have right. Xindice isn't good for large documents. I've heard that
Berkeley DB XML is the best choice nowadays for the large XML documents.
That told me the guy whom I think is the real expert in this field.

Software AG's Tamino is supposed to be the best commercial product which support large files.

If you don't find anything worth in above products you might look at the my project - dummy XML:DB wrapper around MySQL at address
http://sourceforge.net/projects/myxmldb


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