WAQL-PP 0.1 released
With this post I am proud to announce the first release of WAQL-PP, a WAQL Preprocessor for Java I was working on for the last two weeks. In one of the former posts I described the motivation behind this little project and how I planned to implement it. I’m rather satisfied with the result, so without further ado comes a copy of the release notes for this version. If you are interested just visit the project page to check it out.
WAQL-PP 0.1 released. This is the first release of the WAQL Preprocessor for Java. Here is a short list of the most important features: * Resolves Data Dependencies between separate queries by converting replacement objects into a textual representation. * Handles nested Data Dependencies from innermost to outermost. * Transforms Template List constructs into valid XQuery for-clauses and handles correlations between different Template Lists. * Parser tested against the XML Query Test Suite (XQTS). This release was developed against and tested with Java SE 1.6.0_22. It uses Apache Ant as a build tool, JUnit 4.8.2 for testing purposes, JavaCC 5.0 as a parser generator and has no additional runtime dependencies. It is currently being used as a component in the WS-Aggregation framework. Information about the project and general documentation can be found on http://www.antforge.org/waqlpp The WAQL-PP 0.1 release packages can be downloaded from http://www.antforge.org/waqlpp/download/waqlpp-0.1/ File : waqlpp-0.1-src.zip md5sum : 57d06bfedaf1abd6eeed793838d96fc7 sha1sum: 1a5fd2196a0916fd74479c4e7aaa57811b673e3b File : waqlpp-0.1.jar md5sum : bf97850f878014090eb9b9849e18ab37 sha1sum: 74c4e0e7e78bc16fea4bfd1b0954439e74636118 Enjoy! Michael Starzinger