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From: "Steven Noels" <stevenn@outerthought.org>
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Cc: <cparkerson@ipedo.com>
Subject: FW: [xml-dev] [ANN] Ipedo Web Express 3.0
Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 18:54:52 +0200
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Cocoon-inspired, but JSP-based commercial product from Ipedo.

>From the whitepapers:

<quote>Web Express is modeled on the Cocoon 2.0 web-publishing framework
from the Apache group,
but is focused on web application development, rather than simply
document publishing. The
key concept taken from Cocoon is that of "pipelining," that is, the
gathering of data from a
variety of sources on the fly, with repurposing and transformation of
the resulting "new"
documents for delivery to a variety of target audiences.</quote>

Chris,

why was there a preference for JSP?

</Steven>

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Parkerson [mailto:cparkerson@ipedo.com]
Sent: maandag 20 mei 2002 18:46
To: xml-dev@lists.xml.org
Subject: [xml-dev] [ANN] Ipedo Web Express 3.0


Ipedo Web Express 3.0 is the newest member of the Ipedo Dynamic
Information
Suite and leverages the powerful XML integration, management, and
personalization capabilities of the Suite to accelerate development of
web
applications utilizing XML content.  Ipedo Web Express is a flexible and
easy-to-use framework developers can use to quickly leverage XML in
their
Web sites and portals.  Ipedo Web Express allows organizations to reduce
the complexity of site style changes, reuse existing content assets in
new
applications, and streamline development for new dynamic Web
applications.

Ipedo Web Express provides:

    -- Modular Content Processing - XML Pipelining, a stepwise model for
       processing XML content, breaks down complicated eXtensible
Stylesheet
       Language (XSL) transformations into manageable pipeline steps.
XML
       Pipelines also allow complex, multi-step processing via XSL and
code
       combinations.
    -- Simple Tag Execution - Tag libraries for JavaServer Pages (JSP)
and
       Active Server Pages (ASP) make inclusion of XML content into
existing
       Web pages as simple as adding tags.
    -- Cross-Document Content Combination - By leveraging the XQuery
	 capabilities of the Ipedo XML Database, Ipedo Web Express
allows XML
	 document fragments from multiple sources to be combined
on-the-fly
	 into new dynamic documents.
    -- Open Development Environment - Ipedo Web Express is built
completely
	 on standards such as XML, XSL and XQuery and fully supports
development
	 utilizing either J2EE-compliant or Microsoft .Net compliant web
	 application platforms.

Ipedo Web Express is available for free evaluation as part of the new
Ipedo
Learning Edition which includes Web Express and the award-winning Ipedo
XML
Database.  The Ipedo Learning Edition is available free to registered
users of
the Ipedo Developer Network (IDN) at http://www.ipedo.com/developer.
IDN is a
valuable new online resource for XML application developers and users of
Ipedo
products.  IDN is a direct link to the development and support resources
as well
as the thought leadership within Ipedo, and includes the Developer
Community, a
collection of forums designed to connect developers to the technical
resources
within Ipedo and to other Ipedo users.

Sincerely,
Chris

Chris Parkerson
Product Manager
http://www.ipedo.com
Direct (650)306-4027
Fax    (650)306-4001

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