Ipedo Enhances XML Information Hub for Web Services

Jan. 1, 2000 12:00 AM

(May 13, 2003) - In response to the growing use of XML in Web and Web services applications, Ipedo has updated its XML Information Hub. The Ipedo XML Information Hub 3.3 now features integrated content conversion, rules-based auto-organization, a universal XQuery engine and enhanced XML Views for Web services.

The Ipedo XML Information Hub - with its Integration Manager, XML Database and Web Express modules - combines integration with information management capabilities to make information available on demand, enabling organizations to unify their data and content sources and combine them for use in multiple applications.

The Ipedo XML Information Hub 3.3 introduces:

Content Conversion - Integrated content conversion reduces the work required to move Word, PDF and other non-XMLdocuments into XML. Converted content is automatically validated for quality and indexed for optimal query performance. Includes integration with Liquent Xtent.

Auto-Organization - Inbound information can be inspected and organized based on business rules. XML documents are organized based on schema, content or combinations of content; additional XML tags can be added to simplify subsequent processing; and information sources can be combined and transformed.

Universal XQuery Engine - Local and remote content and data sources can be searched and updated using a universal XQuery engine, consolidating the number and complexity of queries while giving access to a broader range of sources. It can perform XML search and update, targeted full-text search, federated query for information aggregation and integration, as well as result set format customization - all compliant with the latest W3C XQuery specification.

XML Views for Web Services - Real-time queryable views of Web services allow applications to integrate and control feeds of information, presented in a common XML format that can be simply combined with other local and remote information sources.

Scalability and Availability Enhancements - Support for Linux and Windows clustering improves availability and reliability. New high-speed bulk loading provides faster import and indexing for environments with large volumes of XML data.

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