Active Memory XML Server

The Active Memory XML Server is a client/server architecture built on top of the native Berkeley XML Database and allows for:

• A-/Synchronous storage of XML documents and referenced binary attachments
• Query of XML documents and referenced binary attachments
• Support for update semantics of whole documents (document identity remains unchanged)
• Event system for coordination of external processes
• Event subscription through XPaths and XML server actions
• Full support for transactions both in XML and binary containers
• Indices from BDBXML can be dynamically re-configured
• Interactive command-line shell for introspection of running Active Memory XML servers
• API's available for C++, Python, Matlab and Java
• API's support both local and remote (via XCF) memory access
• Extensible architecture through a runtime environment for python scripts