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Posted to xindice-users@xml.apache.org by asif ali <as...@yahoo.com> on 2002/12/03 12:19:27 UTC
storage
hi
can anyone tell how does Xindice stores the xml docs
..
which format and how does it manage the format
asif
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RE: storage
Posted by asif ali <as...@yahoo.com>.
hi
thanks
No i mean my question was that
few XML databases use relational as a back hand and
few use Object db as backhand
does Xindice stores the doc in native format
that is what I have understood from ur mail
thanks
asif
--- Stefan Lischke <li...@novacom.net> wrote:
> Hi asif,
>
> Very short questions ;-)
>
> > can anyone tell how does Xindice stores the xml
> docs
>
> Xindice uses the B+ Tree data structure and
> algorithm to store the XML -
> Tree. Take a look at google for anything more in
> depth.
>
> > which format and how does it manage the format
>
> In this version Xindice only supports utf-8 this is
> an encoding where
> special chars are coded into more chars. The utf-8
> encodings can be found
> between normal characters, cause the first 2 bits
> are set.
>
> take a look at google with utf-8
>
> hope thats a starting point for you
>
> mfg stefan
>
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RE: storage
Posted by Stefan Lischke <li...@novacom.net>.
Hi asif,
Very short questions ;-)
> can anyone tell how does Xindice stores the xml docs
Xindice uses the B+ Tree data structure and algorithm to store the XML -
Tree. Take a look at google for anything more in depth.
> which format and how does it manage the format
In this version Xindice only supports utf-8 this is an encoding where
special chars are coded into more chars. The utf-8 encodings can be found
between normal characters, cause the first 2 bits are set.
take a look at google with utf-8
hope thats a starting point for you
mfg stefan