Hi Java Guru,

It is a matter of taste... personally I would never put the content of a
Database into a File,
because you loose all the power of a well implemented and designed DBMS.
However, You may have good reasons to do that (maybe You can share Your
reasons with me,
so I get a chance to understand).
I saw there's a tool named db2xml from FH-Wiesbaden (maybe You  "google"
the net with the name "db2xml").
It -sucks- a relational database into xml-files (Tables and contents). If
You get the sources (I believe it is open-source)
and You look what they do, maybe You get a way to get Your processes
done.

Cheers,
Matteo

P.S.: send a note if You do not find It, so I can look for it.

java guru wrote:

> Hi.,
>   I am planning to use xml database with
> cocoon2...Does anyone have info on good open source
> xml database which can queried to store/retrive/modify
> xml nodes and xml data...
>
> The problem started with my app based on c2 requiring
> all data to be stored and queried in xml...I have to
> code thru esql to xml nodes and back...
>
> Any input is highly appreciated..
>
> =====
> Thanks and have great day
> srini
>
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