Hi all, the "unique" responses to my question on XML Search Engines in a single place. This seemed like a useful thing to do. I hope this doesn't violate any protocols that I don't know about. Thanks for your help. Girish ================ From: Budnick, Larry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Try PLS (www.pls.com) freeware from AOL. AOL There is an SGML reader which works well with XML. There is an API-based interface called CPL, plus a higher-level package called PLWeb. ================= -----Original Message----- From: James Restivo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Blue Angel Technologies sells a product called MetaStar Server which indexes and provides the ability to search XML. It comes in two flavors, one using the AltaVista search engine and the other uses Fulcrums. ================= -----Original Message----- From: Jon Riewe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Blue Angel Technologies has a full suite of off-the-shelf products (including a search engine) that are XML-enabled. You can obtain additional information from our Web site at www.blueangeltech.com or you can contact me off-line. ================== From: Gavin Thomas Nicol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] isite from cnidr. ======================== From: Frank McClelland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] this might be of interest to you..... http://www.xyzfind.com/ ================== From: Bruce Peat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] XML Global is a good one, there are others as well. I have CCd a contact at XML Global to this email. ==================== From: Sengupta, Subhra [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] I know of nothing that is shareware. Try webmethods B2B. Ariba's ORMS/ORMX can search CXML documents... NOt sure how Ariba's IBX works but in any case it is a vendor specific solution. The story with Commerce One is similar. Let us know how it goes! ===================== From: Matthew MacKenzie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] We make an XML Search Engine which is massively scaleable, and will be available Late July/ Early August. It is not freeware, but is the only engine that does not build its indexes based on content schemas, AND also scales well. http://www.xmlglobal.com, www.goxml.com. GoXML.com is using a technology preview release of our software, and has been running since July '99. The new, saleable release enjoys exponential increases in scaleability. =================== From: Steve Kean [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] If your data is persisted XML from an ADO.Save you could take full advantage of ADODB filters, queries, etc. with a couple of lines of code. Only now does the beauty of MS's z:row become extremely clear. When MS updates ADO to read any schema based XML document then the answer to your problem will be obvious. =====================
