Query-Oriented Model for XML

Query-Oriented Model for XML is a Java-based, lightweight XML processing framework that promotes the use of XPath over Java code when working with XML data. As a result, the code generated by Query-Oriented Model for XML is simple and expressive because the framework eliminates meaningless objects and parameters to produce pure business code.

In a sample of usage from a testcase, the framework enables the user to easily access XML data. The testcase specifies a namespace context and then retrieves an XML source. Query-Oriented Model for XML builds the root location of the XML document, enabling the user to execute queries on the XML data.

The framework supports both deep queries and multi-queries, allowing the user to execute relative queries on elements and attributes within the XML data. By using Query-Oriented Model for XML, users can more efficiently access and manage XML data without needing to rely on bulky Java code.