BaseX 9.0: The Spring Edition!
Dear BaseX aficionados, We are very happy to announce the release of BaseX 9.0! The new version of our XML database system and XQuery 3.1 processor includes some great new features and a vast number of minor improvements and optimizations. It’s both the usage of BaseX in productive environments as well as the valuable feedback of our open source users that make BaseX better and better, and that allow and motivate us to keep going. Thanks to all of you! Along with the new release, we invite you to visit our relaunched homepage: http://basex.org/. Java 8 is now required to run BaseX. The most prominent features of Version 9.0 are: XQUERY - Comprehensive extensions in the internal XQuery optimizer framework - Dynamic hash joins rewritings of general comparisons - Register query jobs as persistent services - Process very large CSV files via the new CSV 'xquery' format - Update Module: higher-order functions for performing updates - Unified static typing, including maps, arrays and function items - COPYNODE: Lightweight copying of XML fragments - ENFORCEINDEX: Enforce rewriting for index access STORAGE - Improved database compression (short strings, whitespaces) WEB APPLICATIONS - Permissions layer: Unified definition of RESTXQ access patterns - RESTXQ: Full support for client- and server-side quality factors - REST: Run BaseX command scripts - Web server upgrade to Jetty 9 REPOSITORIES - Combined packaging mechanism (XQuery and Java) - Java Packaging: Bundling of additional libraries DISTRIBUTIONS - Revised detection and configuration of BaseX home directory - Windows executable: better detection of Java libraries DBA: BASEX DATABASE ADMINISTRATION - Improved editing and evaluation of XQuery modules - Revised file, session and job management More details can be found on our homepage. We are looking forward to your feedback. Enjoy and have fun, Christian, BaseX Team
Christian and the rest of the BaseX team, Congratulations! Looking forward to getting into the official release and seeing what's new. Best, Bridger On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 4:32 PM, Christian Grün <christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear BaseX aficionados,
We are very happy to announce the release of BaseX 9.0!
The new version of our XML database system and XQuery 3.1 processor includes some great new features and a vast number of minor improvements and optimizations. It’s both the usage of BaseX in productive environments as well as the valuable feedback of our open source users that make BaseX better and better, and that allow and motivate us to keep going. Thanks to all of you!
Along with the new release, we invite you to visit our relaunched homepage: http://basex.org/.
Java 8 is now required to run BaseX. The most prominent features of Version 9.0 are:
XQUERY - Comprehensive extensions in the internal XQuery optimizer framework - Dynamic hash joins rewritings of general comparisons - Register query jobs as persistent services - Process very large CSV files via the new CSV 'xquery' format - Update Module: higher-order functions for performing updates - Unified static typing, including maps, arrays and function items - COPYNODE: Lightweight copying of XML fragments - ENFORCEINDEX: Enforce rewriting for index access
STORAGE - Improved database compression (short strings, whitespaces)
WEB APPLICATIONS - Permissions layer: Unified definition of RESTXQ access patterns - RESTXQ: Full support for client- and server-side quality factors - REST: Run BaseX command scripts - Web server upgrade to Jetty 9
REPOSITORIES - Combined packaging mechanism (XQuery and Java) - Java Packaging: Bundling of additional libraries
DISTRIBUTIONS - Revised detection and configuration of BaseX home directory - Windows executable: better detection of Java libraries
DBA: BASEX DATABASE ADMINISTRATION - Improved editing and evaluation of XQuery modules - Revised file, session and job management
More details can be found on our homepage. We are looking forward to your feedback.
Enjoy and have fun, Christian, BaseX Team
Christian, What a great incentive to get me blogging again! Thanks! Patrick On 03/23/2018 04:32 PM, Christian Grün wrote:
Dear BaseX aficionados,
We are very happy to announce the release of BaseX 9.0!
The new version of our XML database system and XQuery 3.1 processor includes some great new features and a vast number of minor improvements and optimizations. It’s both the usage of BaseX in productive environments as well as the valuable feedback of our open source users that make BaseX better and better, and that allow and motivate us to keep going. Thanks to all of you!
Along with the new release, we invite you to visit our relaunched homepage: http://basex.org/.
Java 8 is now required to run BaseX. The most prominent features of Version 9.0 are:
XQUERY - Comprehensive extensions in the internal XQuery optimizer framework - Dynamic hash joins rewritings of general comparisons - Register query jobs as persistent services - Process very large CSV files via the new CSV 'xquery' format - Update Module: higher-order functions for performing updates - Unified static typing, including maps, arrays and function items - COPYNODE: Lightweight copying of XML fragments - ENFORCEINDEX: Enforce rewriting for index access
STORAGE - Improved database compression (short strings, whitespaces)
WEB APPLICATIONS - Permissions layer: Unified definition of RESTXQ access patterns - RESTXQ: Full support for client- and server-side quality factors - REST: Run BaseX command scripts - Web server upgrade to Jetty 9
REPOSITORIES - Combined packaging mechanism (XQuery and Java) - Java Packaging: Bundling of additional libraries
DISTRIBUTIONS - Revised detection and configuration of BaseX home directory - Windows executable: better detection of Java libraries
DBA: BASEX DATABASE ADMINISTRATION - Improved editing and evaluation of XQuery modules - Revised file, session and job management
More details can be found on our homepage. We are looking forward to your feedback.
Enjoy and have fun, Christian, BaseX Team
-- Patrick Durusau patrick@durusau.net Technical Advisory Board, OASIS (TAB) Editor, OpenDocument Format TC (OASIS), Project Editor ISO/IEC 26300 Co-Editor, ISO/IEC 13250-1, 13250-5 (Topic Maps) Another Word For It (blog): http://tm.durusau.net Homepage: http://www.durusau.net Twitter: patrickDurusau
Congratulations, I am looking forward to dave into it ;-) Thanks for the ongoing good work Yours Leo
On 23 Mar 2018, at 21:32, Christian Grün <christian.gruen@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear BaseX aficionados,
We are very happy to announce the release of BaseX 9.0!
The new version of our XML database system and XQuery 3.1 processor includes some great new features and a vast number of minor improvements and optimizations. It’s both the usage of BaseX in productive environments as well as the valuable feedback of our open source users that make BaseX better and better, and that allow and motivate us to keep going. Thanks to all of you!
Along with the new release, we invite you to visit our relaunched homepage: http://basex.org/.
Java 8 is now required to run BaseX. The most prominent features of Version 9.0 are:
XQUERY - Comprehensive extensions in the internal XQuery optimizer framework - Dynamic hash joins rewritings of general comparisons - Register query jobs as persistent services - Process very large CSV files via the new CSV 'xquery' format - Update Module: higher-order functions for performing updates - Unified static typing, including maps, arrays and function items - COPYNODE: Lightweight copying of XML fragments - ENFORCEINDEX: Enforce rewriting for index access
STORAGE - Improved database compression (short strings, whitespaces)
WEB APPLICATIONS - Permissions layer: Unified definition of RESTXQ access patterns - RESTXQ: Full support for client- and server-side quality factors - REST: Run BaseX command scripts - Web server upgrade to Jetty 9
REPOSITORIES - Combined packaging mechanism (XQuery and Java) - Java Packaging: Bundling of additional libraries
DISTRIBUTIONS - Revised detection and configuration of BaseX home directory - Windows executable: better detection of Java libraries
DBA: BASEX DATABASE ADMINISTRATION - Improved editing and evaluation of XQuery modules - Revised file, session and job management
More details can be found on our homepage. We are looking forward to your feedback.
Enjoy and have fun, Christian, BaseX Team
Thank you all very much for this great tool! I'm eagerly looking forward to use the new version and the new site layout looks amazing. Well done! M. On 23/03/2018 21:32, Christian Grün wrote:
Dear BaseX aficionados,
We are very happy to announce the release of BaseX 9.0!
The new version of our XML database system and XQuery 3.1 processor includes some great new features and a vast number of minor improvements and optimizations. It’s both the usage of BaseX in productive environments as well as the valuable feedback of our open source users that make BaseX better and better, and that allow and motivate us to keep going. Thanks to all of you!
Along with the new release, we invite you to visit our relaunched homepage: http://basex.org/.
Java 8 is now required to run BaseX. The most prominent features of Version 9.0 are:
XQUERY - Comprehensive extensions in the internal XQuery optimizer framework - Dynamic hash joins rewritings of general comparisons - Register query jobs as persistent services - Process very large CSV files via the new CSV 'xquery' format - Update Module: higher-order functions for performing updates - Unified static typing, including maps, arrays and function items - COPYNODE: Lightweight copying of XML fragments - ENFORCEINDEX: Enforce rewriting for index access
STORAGE - Improved database compression (short strings, whitespaces)
WEB APPLICATIONS - Permissions layer: Unified definition of RESTXQ access patterns - RESTXQ: Full support for client- and server-side quality factors - REST: Run BaseX command scripts - Web server upgrade to Jetty 9
REPOSITORIES - Combined packaging mechanism (XQuery and Java) - Java Packaging: Bundling of additional libraries
DISTRIBUTIONS - Revised detection and configuration of BaseX home directory - Windows executable: better detection of Java libraries
DBA: BASEX DATABASE ADMINISTRATION - Improved editing and evaluation of XQuery modules - Revised file, session and job management
More details can be found on our homepage. We are looking forward to your feedback.
Enjoy and have fun, Christian, BaseX Team
Dear XML and XQuery aficionados, It’s been exactly 5 months ago when BaseX 9 was released, and we are happy to announce version 9.1 of our XML framework, database system and XQuery 3.1 processor! The latest release is online: http://basex.org The most exciting addition is support for WebSockets, which enable you to do bidirectional (full-duplex) client/server communication with XQuery web applications: http://docs.basex.org/wiki/WebSockets Moreover, we have added convenient syntax extensions (ternary if, Elvis operator, if without else) to XQuery. Some of them may be made available in other implementations of XQuery as well (we’ll keep you updated): http://docs.basex.org/wiki/XQuery_Extensions#Expressions Other new features are as follows: XQuery: - set local locks via pragmas and function annotations - Database Module: faster processing of value index functions - Jobs Module: record and return registration times - ENFORCEINDEX option: support for predicates with dynamic values - Update Module, update:output: support for caching maps and arrays GUI: - Mac, Windows: Improved rendering support for latest Java versions - XQuery editor: choose and display current query context Visit http://docs.basex.org to get more information on the added features. Your feedback is welcome! Have fun, Christian BaseX Team
CHEERS! M. On 31/10/18 17:34, Christian Grün wrote:
Dear XML and XQuery aficionados,
It’s been exactly 5 months ago when BaseX 9 was released, and we are happy to announce version 9.1 of our XML framework, database system and XQuery 3.1 processor! The latest release is online:
The most exciting addition is support for WebSockets, which enable you to do bidirectional (full-duplex) client/server communication with XQuery web applications:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/WebSockets
Moreover, we have added convenient syntax extensions (ternary if, Elvis operator, if without else) to XQuery. Some of them may be made available in other implementations of XQuery as well (we’ll keep you updated):
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/XQuery_Extensions#Expressions
Other new features are as follows:
XQuery: - set local locks via pragmas and function annotations - Database Module: faster processing of value index functions - Jobs Module: record and return registration times - ENFORCEINDEX option: support for predicates with dynamic values - Update Module, update:output: support for caching maps and arrays
GUI: - Mac, Windows: Improved rendering support for latest Java versions - XQuery editor: choose and display current query context
Visit http://docs.basex.org to get more information on the added features.
Your feedback is welcome! Have fun,
Christian BaseX Team
Good news and great work! Am Mi., 31. Okt. 2018 um 17:34 Uhr schrieb Christian Grün <christian.gruen@gmail.com>:
Dear XML and XQuery aficionados,
It’s been exactly 5 months ago when BaseX 9 was released, and we are happy to announce version 9.1 of our XML framework, database system and XQuery 3.1 processor! The latest release is online:
The most exciting addition is support for WebSockets, which enable you to do bidirectional (full-duplex) client/server communication with XQuery web applications:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/WebSockets
Moreover, we have added convenient syntax extensions (ternary if, Elvis operator, if without else) to XQuery. Some of them may be made available in other implementations of XQuery as well (we’ll keep you updated):
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/XQuery_Extensions#Expressions
Other new features are as follows:
XQuery: - set local locks via pragmas and function annotations - Database Module: faster processing of value index functions - Jobs Module: record and return registration times - ENFORCEINDEX option: support for predicates with dynamic values - Update Module, update:output: support for caching maps and arrays
GUI: - Mac, Windows: Improved rendering support for latest Java versions - XQuery editor: choose and display current query context
Visit http://docs.basex.org to get more information on the added features.
Your feedback is welcome! Have fun,
Christian BaseX Team
Amazing! Have to check translation and add new items there. On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 8:14 PM Maximilian Gärber <mgaerber@arcor.de> wrote:
Good news and great work!
Am Mi., 31. Okt. 2018 um 17:34 Uhr schrieb Christian Grün <christian.gruen@gmail.com>:
Dear XML and XQuery aficionados,
It’s been exactly 5 months ago when BaseX 9 was released, and we are happy to announce version 9.1 of our XML framework, database system and XQuery 3.1 processor! The latest release is online:
The most exciting addition is support for WebSockets, which enable you to do bidirectional (full-duplex) client/server communication with XQuery web applications:
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/WebSockets
Moreover, we have added convenient syntax extensions (ternary if, Elvis operator, if without else) to XQuery. Some of them may be made available in other implementations of XQuery as well (we’ll keep you updated):
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/XQuery_Extensions#Expressions
Other new features are as follows:
XQuery: - set local locks via pragmas and function annotations - Database Module: faster processing of value index functions - Jobs Module: record and return registration times - ENFORCEINDEX option: support for predicates with dynamic values - Update Module, update:output: support for caching maps and arrays
GUI: - Mac, Windows: Improved rendering support for latest Java versions - XQuery editor: choose and display current query context
Visit http://docs.basex.org to get more information on the added
features.
Your feedback is welcome! Have fun,
Christian BaseX Team
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