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Internet (technologies) (Technologies) Mark-up Languages (Standards (Guidelines)) |
| Author: | Pat Case, Legislative Information System, Congressional Research Service |
| Abstract: | At the April 2002 CENDI Meeting, Ms. Case enumerated many of XML's expectations by users which include: stat-of-the-art tools for document composition; the ability to produce multiple displays from a single document; easier interchange of data and documents; the ability to search within elements; to search structured data and text; and to have a query language that supported a complete set of text search operators and functions. Ms. Case pointed out that there currently is no search engine to querying XML nor is there a standard for XML querying. Ms. Case is a member of the W3C Xquery working group and is a proponent of more advanced querying concepts. Her goal is to revive some of the sophisticated search functions for web-based searching. The Library of Congress has a keen interest in XML search capabilities but has pointed out that many key search functions are missing, e.g., thesaurus support, character normalization, stemming, stop word lists, and proximity searching. |
| Publisher: | CENDI |
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| Date Published: | 2002-04-03 |
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| Resource Type: | Meeting Minutes |
| Language: | English |
| Format: | HTML |
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