webMethods Tamino VS BaseX

BaseX

BaseX is a very light-weight, high-performance and scalable XML Database engine and XPath/XQuery...

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Categories	Text Editors Task Management Databases NoSQL Databases
Website	en.wikipedia.org

Categories	Text Editors Task Management Databases NoSQL Databases
Website	basex.org

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Text Editors

25 25%

Text Editors

75% 75

Task Management

29 29%

Task Management

71% 71

Databases

28 28%

Databases

72% 72

NoSQL Databases

32 32%

NoSQL Databases

68% 68

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BaseX mentions (7)

Analyzing multi-gigabyte JSON files locally
Granted, it's for XML, but BaseX is a database engine that deals with hierarchical data quite well. Source: about 1 year ago
Deserialize large (XML) file chunk by chunk instead of entire file
I like BaseX for XML processing. It does require a "server" install - it's fairly lightweight tho. Source: over 1 year ago
Merging xml files by attribute priority
When doing XML work, always use XPath based tools. Have a look at https://basex.org. Then lookup some XPath docs. You will need to select the nodes by ID and then compare their content. Something like:. Source: about 2 years ago
How to measure the time it takes to parse a XML document/to do a XPath query?
BaseX, an XQuery processor, can provide some of the information. Source: over 2 years ago
Is there anything like an XML visualizer?
While your screenshot does not look usable at all, BaseX has several, very nice ways to visualize XML data. Source: almost 3 years ago