XML has emerged as the standard data exchange format for Internet-based business
applications. This has created the need to publish existing business data, stored in relational …

XML is the standard format for data exchange between inter-enterprise applications on the
Internet. To facilitate data exchange, industry groups define public document type definitions …

XML is the" lingua franca" for data exchange between interenterprise applications. In this
work, we describe SilkRoute, a framework for publishing relational data in XML. In …

For exchange on the Internet, relational data needs to be mapped to XML, a process that we
call XML publishing. The mapping is complex, because the two data models differ …

As XML usage grows for both data-centric and document-centric applications, introducing
native support for XML data in relational databases brings significant benefits. It provides a …

There has been recent interest in using relational database systems to store and query XML
documents. Each of the techniques proposed in this context works by (a) creating tables for …

An important application of XML is the interchange of electronic data (EDI) between multiple
data sources on the Web. As XML data proliferates on the Web, applications will need to …

XML languages, such as XQuery, XSLT and SQL/XML, employ XPath as the search and
extraction language. XPath expressions often define complicated navigation, resulting in …

We address the problem of efficiently constructing materialized XML views of relational
databases. In our setting, the XML view is specified by a query in the declarative query …

XML is an emerging standard for the representation and exchange of Internet data. Along
with document type definition (DTD), XML permits the execution of a collection of queries …