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This familiar image has inspired software designers to attempt something similar. The first example I can think of is the Unix toolkit for pipeline processing of text. At a higher level of abstraction, application architects use concepts such "workflow" or "dataflow" to describe the movement of information as documents or messages through a set of processes. These days more and more documents and messages are formatted in XML, so why not an XML pipeline? Lets face it, XML may provide a lot of great data manipulation functionality, but speed and low memory use are not at the top of the list.
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The answer is “No”. It's not that we do not love XSLT (see [1] and [2] below), in fact it has proven itself to be both a powerful and adaptable language, but a challenger has risen in the form of XQuery. Developers will soon have a choice to make. The XQuery 1.0 and the XSLT 2.0 specs have been produced in tandem and to a large extent both languages are simply different syntax manifestations for the same thing sharing both a common data model and type system.
You can think about this in the same way that C# and VB.NET share the same types and data via the CLR. Using Amazon Web Services With PHP And SOAP (part 1) Everyone, but everyone, knows what Amazon.com is - it's the largest (and, for my money, coolest) online store on the planet, selling everything from baby clothes to the new Volkswagen Beetle.
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