Tag: XQuery

With the exploding adoption of IoT and mobile applications, how do you handle all this data behind REST web services along with their expanded requirements?

In part 1, we exposed data in XML documents residing in the file system via either SOAP or REST, using...

Periodically, in addition to the news and trends you'll find here at the blog, we'll give you information on updates to the products that many of you are using. As always, feel free to comment or add any features you wish to be included - we love feedback! With the release of Progress DataDirect...

Exposing and consuming information as a service is a fundamental concept in today's corporate IT environment. Whether it's a "home grown" application, or software that is commercially purchased, fitting it into a SOA is likely to be a requirement. But what about the file system? That old, trusty,...

It has been a while since my last post, more than time to continue with the Integrating Office applications with Salesforce.com series. Today we’ll explain in detail with many several concrete examples, how to...

I had the opportunity to attend the DataDirect-sponsored XML Workshop in Toronto.  It was presented by Ivan Pedruzzi, Program Manager for the DataDirect XML Products.  The workshop was interactive discussing and demonstrating how the...

This second post in the series Integrating Office applications with Salesforce.com talks about querying Microsoft Office Word forms.

This is in no way a complete introduction on WordProcessingML, or the...

As a regular reader of this blog, you probably remember we discussed at various occasions the ability to query, update and create Microsoft Office documents, using the DataDirect...

The latest version of the DataDirect Data Integration Suiteincludes the ability to create and update ZIP files, straight from within XQuery.   Why would you want...