Sri,

     What platform (machine, operating system, Java version) do you intend 
to run on?  As far as I know, Java by itself does not come automatically 
with support for XQuery. 

      IBM is now having a series of releases of an open beta of XQuery 
support with a special API allowing Java code to invoke XQuery services 
(as well as XPath and XSLT services).  The goal is to have an XML Feature 
Pack for Websphere Application Server. For more info, look at: 
https://www14.software.ibm.com/iwm/web/cc/earlyprograms/websphere/iwsasfpobp/index.shtml 
.  IBM's Software Group is very eager to have feedback from real 
enterprise users and commercial software developers on the direction we 
are going with this. 

       Note that there are probably other lists for discussion of XQuery 
-- this is a mailing list specifically about W3C XML Schema. 

                                Good Luck,
                                 Bob

Scalable XML and Integration Infrastructure Software Research group
IBM Thomas J Watson Research Center
Hawthorne, New York, USA






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Hi,

I am new to Xquery, could anyone tell me what is the jar file required for 
using xquery and a sample program to get the xml data using xquery.

Thanks in Advance
Sri