This Firefox add-on enables Xqueries to be performed directly within the browser.
XqUSEme is a powerful software solution that allows W3C XQuery via Saxon-B XQuery engine as well as via the open-source Berkeley DB XML native XML database. This incredible tool has been designed to let you run XQueries in Firefox using the open-source Saxon-B XQuery engine or the Berkeley DB XML native XML database. The latter provides versatile features of document storage, however, it requires a 52 MB download and roughly 400+ MB after installation.
The software's XQuery add-on is cross-platform and works seamlessly on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux. With XqUSEme, you can quickly and easily perform XQueries on single or multiple local or remote database XML files, or containers in BDBXML. Additionally, this tool allows you to query the document currently loaded in the current Firefox tab/window, regardless of how poorly formed the HTML may be. This is because the extension uses Firefox to try and convert the HTML into a well-formed document (though it is not guaranteed to validate).
Overall, XqUSEme is an efficient, reliable, and user-friendly extension for XQuery users that opens up countless possibilities for querying and analyzing XML files. It is a must-have tool for any developer or researcher who needs fast and effective access to XML data.
The software's XQuery add-on is cross-platform and works seamlessly on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux. With XqUSEme, you can quickly and easily perform XQueries on single or multiple local or remote database XML files, or containers in BDBXML. Additionally, this tool allows you to query the document currently loaded in the current Firefox tab/window, regardless of how poorly formed the HTML may be. This is because the extension uses Firefox to try and convert the HTML into a well-formed document (though it is not guaranteed to validate).
Overall, XqUSEme is an efficient, reliable, and user-friendly extension for XQuery users that opens up countless possibilities for querying and analyzing XML files. It is a must-have tool for any developer or researcher who needs fast and effective access to XML data.
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