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TreePath and LDAP

Posted April 15th, 2008 by wayland
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LDAP has a very powerful path specification language. Unfortunately, it's somewhat more cumbersome than XPath, and familiar to fewer people than other more well-known tree navigation languages such as XPath and glob().

I'm proposing that the next version of LDAP have an option to use TreePath-based paths (as described in TreePath -- a universal tree navigation language) as well as the traditional LDAP ones.

TreePath -- a universal tree navigation language

Posted March 27th, 2008 by wayland
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I'm not a die-hard XML fan. It has its place, but it's not the best thing ever. But there is one thing about the XML milieu that I really do like.

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