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Version 2.0 of XMLMax is out and has a couple of noteworthy new features. The index used for XPATH queries was re-designed, resulting is significantly faster XPATH queries.
Three new methods for splitting XML documents into smaller files have been added. Splitting XML files with the prior
version was limited to using an XPATH expression to locate fragments and write each to a separate file. These features are covered in more detail here.
These features are a continuation of an effort to provide useful manipulation of XML files without any programming,
as described in my previous perspective.
You may expect more split options in future versions. Also planned is the management and querying of multiple XML
documents and XML document merging. All new features will, of course, support unlimited file sizes. Have ideas or suggestions? Call me at or use the Contact Form
Bill Conniff is the founder of Xponent LLC.
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