Re: teamup for the great ideas (xindice pros & cons)

what is the first step of the help?

"webhiker@xxxxxxxxxx" <webhiker@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Just to update, I've started a project on Sourceforge
http://xmldbench.sourceforge.net
I'm still setting up the workspace, build files, layout etc, so there's
not much to see.
However this is a call for help for anyone who's interested in helping
out with this project.
Especially helpfull will be anyone familiar with the workings of JUnit.
Drop me a note if you're interested.

Cheers.
WH

chasee wrote:

> To all:
>
> it's nice that this topic finally leads to a "theoretical and
> experimental analysis of current xml db technology" type of thing.
>
> I have summarize the great ideas you guys have proposed for the
> analysis and added in my own understanding and thoughts. Indeed it
> seems something that could contribute to the maturity of the xml db
> technology, if the we have m ore theoretical stuff stuck in. Shall we
> team up for a research topic if not enough for a project as steve
> suggested? Send email to me or steve if you vote for this idea...
>
> ** "theoretical and experimental analysis of current xml db technology"**
>
> Z)Theoretical comparison
> 1* index structure and indexing behavior
> 2* memeory leaking handling
> 3* recovery strategy
> 4* XUpdate semantics
>
>
> A) XML:DB tests ---------------
> 1* access times for adding documents graphed against total resource count
> 2* access times for deleting documents graphed against total resource
> count
> 3* access times for updating documents graphed against total resource
> count
>
>
> B) XML:DB:XPATH tests ------------------------
> 1* access times for querying documents graphed against total resource
> count -for single document match -for multiple document match
> 2* perform more and more general query to find the maximum ResourceSet
> size which can be managed
>
>
> C) Stress & Robustness tests --------------------------
> 1* repeatedly add a single smallish document with different id to get
> max resource count possible within a collection
> 2* update a single document repeatedly, while increasing it's size, to
> get max single resource size
> 3. increasing the collection size with a constant load util the
> instability of the db is observed.
>
>
>
> ============
> thanks,
> chasee
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thanks,
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